Storm Eowyn is still causing major disruption across Tayside, Fife and Stirling.
Several weather warnings are in place for Saturday following Friday’s chaos.
According to Network Rail Scotland, a gust of 103mph was recorded north of Perth on Friday.
Strong winds ripped the roof off a building at City Quay and at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee, as well as a Dunfermline health centre.
Hundreds of people throughout Tayside, Fife and Stirling have been hit by power cuts.
Several supermarkets across the region, as well as many other businesses, closed on Friday due to Storm Eowyn.
Schools were also off and no trains were running.
Major disruption is still impacting rail services and you can read about that here:
The Tay Road Bridge was shut to all traffic on Friday, with windspeeds of 102.2mph recorded.
Meanwhile, sandbags were handed out to residents in Angus, while in Perth, the South Inch floodgates were closed.
We will have live updates on all the other disruption affecting people in Dundee, Angus, Perth and Kinross, Fife and Stirling throughout Saturday.
Many services are expected to return to normal over the weekend.
However, there may still be some lasting impacts.
The following updates relate to Saturday January 25 unless otherwise stated.
Storm Eowyn disruption in Dundee
Roads
- Tay Road Bridge now fully open
Transport
- ScotRail services are running, but there are several cancellations.
- No LNER trains north of Newcastle.
- Xplore Dundee services returned to normal at 6pm on Friday and are running on Saturday
- All Stagecoach services running as normal
- All Citylink services running as normal
Public services
- All Dundee Leisure and Culture venues expected to reopen
- Bin collections rescheduled
- All council services and buildings will operate as normal
Storm Eowyn disruption in Angus
Roads
- There were reports of East Mill Road, U379 Egnamoss Road, and B9127 Gowanbank to Arbroath road being shut on Friday
Transport
- ScotRail services are running, but there are several cancellations.
- No LNER trains north of Newcastle.
- All Stagecoach services running as normal
- Operators reviewing services on Saturday
Public services
- Some bin collections rescheduled
Power
- Power cuts continue to affect Angus
Storm Eowyn disruption in Perth and Kinross
Roads
- M90 Friarton Bridge open as normal
Transport
- ScotRail services are running, but there are several cancellations.
- No LNER trains north of Newcastle.
- Stagecoach services 17 diverting via Dunning back to Forteviot and then on to A9 to Auchterarder and same on way back.
- All Scottish Citylink services running as normal
Public services
- All school-based sports and leisure facilities shut
- Live Active Loch Leven shut
- Bin collections suspended
- Recycling centres shut
- In-person visits to Perth Prison and Castle Huntly cancelled
Attractions
- Glenshee Ski Centre shut
- National Farmer’s Union Protest postponed
Power
- Power cuts continue to affect Perth and Kinross
Storm Eowyn disruption in Fife
Roads
- Fallen trees on numerous roads
- A915 south of St Andrews closed
- Coal Road and Linburn Road in Dunfermline closed
- Lothian Street in Burntisland closed
- Torbain Road from Cardenden to Kirkcaldy closed
- Cults Road from Kennoway to Kettlehill closed
- Hazelton Crossroads closed
- C13 road near Springfield closed
Transport
- ScotRail services are running, but there are several cancellations.
- No LNER trains north of Newcastle.
- Several ScotRail services cancelled on the Fife Circle on Saturday afternoon
- Operators reviewing services on Saturday
Public services
- All Fife Sports and Leisure Trust venues have reopened, but outdoor facilities will remain closed
- Recycling centres opening an hour later than usual
Attractions
- Scottish Deer Centre shut
Power
- Power cuts continue to affect Fife
Storm Eowyn disruption in Stirling
Roads
- Fallen trees on numerous roads
Transport
- ScotRail services are running, but there are several cancellations
- No LNER trains north of Newcastle.
- Operators reviewing services on Saturday
Public services
- Borestone Primary School and Bridge of Allan Primary School will close to primary and nursery pupils on Monday
- Fintry Primary School will close to primary school pupils only on Monday
- Bin collections resume on Saturday
- Polmaise recycling centre open. Facilities at Callander and Balfron remained shut in the morning
- Libraries, community centres and other council venues shut
- Wellgreen Car Park in Stirling reopens
- The Peak and Stirling Sports Village shut
Power
- Power cuts continue to affect Stirling
- Parts of rural Stirlingshire may not have power restored until Sunday night
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