Parts of Scotland are bracing for a second day of disruption with high winds and localised flooding after Storm Bert swept heavy snow and rain across the country.

A man in 60s was confirmed dead at the scene in Hampshire, while a 34-year-old man was pronounced dead shortly after police arrived at the scene in West Yorkshire

A futher six yellow warnings for rain and wind are in place across the UK. The Met Office is calling Storm Bert a "multi-hazard weather event". Rail companies urged passengers to avoid travelling to certain areas, while a number of roads have been closed.

Storm Bert has transformed central and southern Scotland, under a blanket of snow. With some travel disruption, some children and dogs have been enjoying the cold weather.

One person died as snow, rain and strong winds hit Britain, closing several roads, bridges and railway lines. The storm also caused floods in Ireland, cutting power to tens of thousands.

Storm Bert brings weather warnings and travel disruption - The country has braced for the storm’s arrival with weather warnings and flood alerts in place.

A Storm Bert amber warning for snow has been extended in Scotland to cover the Borders, Dumfries and Galloway, East Ayrshire and South Lanarkshire. The Met Office alert was already in place for parts of the Highlands,

The named storm is set to batter the country on Saturday and it set to bring "heavy rain, strong winds and disruptive snow," potentially causing travel disruption and flooding.

Storm Bert is the second named storm of the 2024/25 season, following Storm Ashley in late October. Heavy rain and strong winds will impact swathes of the UK, with snowfall expect

Storm Bert looks set to bring more heavy snowfall across Scotland over the weekend. A Met Office amber warning is already in place for parts of the Highlands, Aberdeenshire, Perth and Kinross and Angus.