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    Gusts up to 65 mph - Storm approaching the UK and Ireland

09:00
28 August 2025

Gusts up to 65 mph
Storm approaching the UK and Ireland

Wind radar showing stormy weather and strong gusts of wind over Ireland and Great Britain.
WindRadar: A powerful storm front will sweep across the UK and Ireland over the weekend.

The next few days will be stormy once again. Ex-Hurricane Erin is currently bringing strong gusts of wind. On Saturday, the next storm front will arrive from the Atlantic.

Then, especially on the west coast of Ireland, gusts of up to 65 mph (100 km/h) are possible. Strong winds of up to 50 mph will also blow in England, Wales, and Scotland, with stronger gusts at higher altitudes.

The storm will only weaken at the start of next week and move off to the northeast.

Stormy times in the UKWindRadar
Dennis Oswald
Ryan Hathaway

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