Storm Jocelyn has unleashed chaos across the UK, with severe weather conditions causing significant travel disruptions. Network Rail has warned passengers of potential rail chaos, while ferry operator CalMac has cancelled multiple services due to dangerous winds and heavy rain.
Rail Services Grind to a Halt
Network Rail has imposed speed restrictions across several routes, particularly in Scotland, where winds are expected to exceed 70mph. Passengers are being urged to check their journeys before travelling, as delays and cancellations are likely.
Ferry Crossings Axed
CalMac has suspended numerous ferry services, primarily affecting routes to the Hebrides and other island communities. The operator cited safety concerns, with forecasts predicting storm-force winds and rough seas.
Government Response
Transport Secretary John Swinney has advised travellers to exercise caution and follow official updates. Meanwhile, the Met Office has extended weather warnings, with further disruption expected over the coming days.
With Storm Jocelyn showing no signs of relenting, commuters and holidaymakers alike are bracing for continued travel misery.
