Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Story Native weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
If you are in Scotland or northern England, expect strong winds and heavy rain from Storm Floris from late Tuesday into Wednesday. Check your travel plans and secure loose outdoor items, as the Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind and rain across these areas.
What is Storm Floris and where will it hit?
Storm Floris is a deep Atlantic low-pressure system named by the Met Office, bringing a period of disruptive weather to the UK. The storm is expected to track across northern Scotland, with the strongest winds and heaviest rain focused on Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England. Southern areas, including London, will see blustery showers but less severe conditions.
What practical steps should I take?
For the latest storm floris tracker information, monitor the 10 Day Weather Forecast UK for your location. If you are in a warning area, allow extra time for journeys, as storm floris flights and road travel may be disrupted. Secure garden furniture and check that drains are clear. The storm floris weather warning is in force from Tuesday evening until Wednesday afternoon.
Frequently asked questions
Will Storm Floris affect London and the south?
London and southern England will see gusty winds and showers but not the severe conditions of the north. The storm floris london impact is expected to be minor, with no weather warnings issued for the region.
Is Storm Floris linked to a named storm in Spain?
No, Storm Floris is a separate system affecting the UK. However, its trailing front may bring unsettled weather to northern Spain. Check our Spain Weather Warnings page for details.
How long will Storm Floris last?
The storm floris latest news indicates it will clear eastwards by Thursday morning. A quieter but still unsettled pattern follows, with further rain expected over the weekend. See the UK weather hub for updates.