The UK has been warned of strong winds up to 70mph with a yellow weather warning in effect.

Yesterday, the UK was hit hard by Storm Kathleen, causing strong waves and disrupting travel plans. To make matters worse, yellow weather warnings have been issued for the next few days, cautioning people about potential dangers and advising them to be cautious.
According to the Met Office, the storm's impact will be felt most in Scotland today, with conditions expected to persist until Tuesday. The far northern Highlands and Argyll and Bute will experience strong winds, followed by the rest of the country as the week progresses. The storm is expected to reach close to England before dissipating towards the North Sea.
In addition to the strong winds, heavy rain is also forecasted for Monday and Tuesday, raising concerns about potential flooding. Travelers, especially those in coastal areas and driving high-sided vehicles, have been warned to expect delays and exercise caution.
The Met Office has also issued a warning about potential power outages and other service disruptions, further emphasizing the severity of the situation. They have updated the yellow weather warning for strong winds in northwest Scotland, which will be in effect from 9 am to midnight today.
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