Storm Amy hit the UK with 100mph winds and heavy rain, causing travel chaos and warnings, but no deaths.

Storm Amy, the first named storm of the 2025 season, brought near-100mph winds and heavy rain to the UK, triggering amber weather warnings and widespread travel disruptions. The Met Office issued flood alerts and urged residents to avoid non-essential travel amid risks of power outages, fallen trees, and structural damage. Emergency services remained on high alert, though no fatalities or major injuries were reported. The storm’s early arrival highlights growing concerns about extreme weather, while the naming system—introduced in 2015—aims to boost public awareness and preparedness.