STORM Ali is set to smash into the UK tomorrow, triggering yellow and amber weather warnings across the country. Where will Storm Ali bring dangerous winds this week?

STORM ALI is on course to collide into the UK today with warnings of ‘life-threatening’ 80mph winds. What time will Storm Ali hit the UK and what time are Met Office warnings active?

THE Met Office has warned Britons to beware of potential severe travel disruption caused by Storm Ali, a new frontal system from the Atlantic battering the UK with 80mph gust winds.

SCHOOL closure fears, flight cancellations and danger to life warnings have been issued - Storm Ali is clearly already making a major impact on Britain and Ireland today. Find all the latest news, weather forecasts and tracker maps here.

SCHOOL closures, flight cancellations and danger to life warnings - Storm Ali is already making a major impact on Britain and Ireland today. Find all the latest news, weather forecasts and tracker maps here.

STORM ALI is to bring torrential rain, flying debris and gale force winds of up to 80mph as Britain braces itself for sever weather that will bring “danger to life”.

STORM Ali has arrived, bringing severe rain and potentially life-threatening winds. So where are the Met Office warnings?

BBC WEATHER has warned that Storm Ali will strike Britain today unleashing 70mph winds and heavy rainfall on the north east of England, Northern Ireland and southern Scotland.

The state weather bureau is tracking a low-pressure area (LPA) that may form into a tropical cyclone in the coming days. 

BBC WEATHER has warned “very strong” 75mph winds are set to crash into Britain overnight as Storm Ali sweeps across the country, sparking an amber weather warning.

STORM Ali is barrelling towards the UK with predicted wind gusts of 80mph expected to hit our shores - but will the first named storm of the season lead to school closures in Northern Ireland tomorrow?

President Rodrigo Duterte wants smuggled used clothing — known as “ukay-ukay” — that were seized in the country’s ports to go directly to the government’s disaster relief operations.

The death toll from Typhoon “Ompong” rose to 74 and damage to agriculture climbed to P14.27 billion as of Tuesday, according to the Philippine National Police and the Department of Agriculture (DA).

Farmer Lolita Acop was fortunate to harvest her green ice lettuce a day before Typhoon “Ompong” (international name: Mangkhut) blew through the vegetable gardens in Benguet province on Saturday.

As quickly as Typhoon “Ompong” (international name: Mangkhut) wrecked their old wooden house at Barangay Imelda here on Saturday morning, Floring Uba and his family of seven spent Sunday dismantling the wreckage, and sifting through reusable pieces of galvanized iron sheets and lumber among the debris.

North Carolina';s poultry sector suffered the loss of at least 1.7 million chickens as a result of Hurricane Florence and flooding also has affected at least a dozen of the state';s swine farms, according to industry estimates.  

THE UK is bracing itself for flying debris and travel chaos tomorrow as Storm Ali strikes with 80mph winds - but where is it right now?

A police officer who tried to persuade residents of a mining camp to move to safety as a powerful typhoon approached said Tuesday they refused to leave, and a day later the storm triggered a huge landslide that buried dozens of people.

STORM Ali is set to unleash gale-force winds and heavy rain across the UK tomorrow as warnings are issued for parts of the country. Where are yellow and amber weather warnings in place?

The hurricane has claimed at least 32 lives, officials said, including 25 in North Carolina. Some measures of the storm';s damage estimate $2.5 billion in total insured losses alone.