A warning for strong winds across Tayside and Fife on Wednesday has been scrapped.
The Met Office issued a yellow warning earlier this week, covering the northern half of the UK.
It warned of gusts of more than 50mph in locations like Dundee, Arbroath and St Andrews.
However, the area the warning covers has been significantly reduced and now only applies to southern parts of Scotland, some areas of northern England and parts of Wales.
⚠️ Yellow weather warning updated⚠️
Strong winds across parts of southern Scotland, northern England and Wales
Wednesday 0000 – 1100
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— Met Office (@metoffice) October 4, 2022
It comes after the severe weather led to several trains between Arbroath, Dundee, Perth and Glasgow being cancelled on Tuesday.
ScotRail is warning that some services on that line are being delayed on Wednesday because of speed restrictions – with the disruption expected until around 10am.
