Storm Boelo's 84mph gusts close railway lines across Scotland and leave more than 82,000 properties without power
Avanti West Coast urged passengers not to travel north of Preston while it ran a reduced timetable on the West Coast Main Line. More than 1,500 flights at Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow faced delays. P&O cancelled its Cairnryan to Larne ferry sailings. Network Rail posted a picture of a trampoline beneath a train, and the amber warning runs until 9pm.
Gusts hit 83mph in Snowdonia and 82mph on Tiree at about 4am.
More than 400 people were evacuated from a caravan park near Preston.
Lisa Roberts' grandson, five, warned that the tree would fall, and it later crushed her car.
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