A pink climate warning has been issued by the Met Workplace as Storm Darragh is ready to deliver damaging winds to many components of the UK.

The Met Workplace issued the pink warning, probably the most severe variety, for wind for the coasts of south and west Wales and south-west England from 3am to 11am on Saturday.

Gusts are more likely to attain in extra of 90mph (145km/h) in locations resulting in hazard to life, structural harm to buildings, transport disruption and energy cuts.

An amber warning for wind has additionally been issued for Northern Eire, south-west Scotland and western components of England and Wales, legitimate from 1am to 9pm on Saturday.

Gusts for these areas may attain as much as 80mph (129km/h) and could be sturdy sufficient to deliver timber down with a threat of disruption to move and energy provides.

Together with the winds, heavy rain may deliver areas of flooding, and hill snow in Scotland may be disruptive.

There’s additionally an amber warning for rain for 3am to 6pm on Saturday for south and mid-Wales, with as much as 3.5in (90mm) potential.