A red weather warning has been issued in parts of the UK for the arrival of Storm Darragh.
The west and south of Wales have been issued a red weather warning as wind speeds are expected to exceed 90mph.
A period of extremely strong winds will develop during the early hours of tomorrow morning as Storm Darragh moves across the Irish Sea.
The UK Met Office says that the strongest winds will begin to ease from late morning, though it will remain very windy with Amber wind warnings still in force until the evening.
Storm Darragh
The Ronaldsway Met Office is still on an Amber warning which is in place from 3am tomorrow morning until midnight.
All of tomorrow’s sailing have been placed at risk of cancellation or disruption, as the shipping forecast is predicting severe gale 9, storm force 10 and occasionally violent storm force 11 in the south to start the day tomorrow.
It will however decrease to gale 8 or severe gale 9 Saturday afternoon, and north 6 to gale 8 overnight into Sunday.
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