After a morning of strong winds across Scotland, the country is bracing itself for another storm.
Edinburgh has been hit by Storm Malik and was issued an amber weather warning as travel disruptions were confirmed Saturday morning, January 29.
The amber weather warning is in place from 7am to 3pm in the afternoon where winds will finally settle.
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However it won't be for too long as the Met Office are warning Scots to prepare for Storm Corrie which is set to 'bring further unsettled weather'.
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On Sunday evening, a 'deep low pressure system' will head to the UK and continue into Monday but will target the north especially.
This comes after Storm Malik has already caused travel disruption across Scotland with over 200 trains cancelled through the country and over 50 for Edinburgh.
In a tweet the Met Office said: "Although storm #Malik will take its strong #winds away eastwards from the UK later today, another deep low pressure system just named #StormCorrie by the #MetOffice will bring further very unsettled weather, especially to Scotland later Sunday into Monday. Updates to follow."
The Met Office then added: "Although storm Malik will take its strong winds away eastwards from the UK later today, another deep low pressure system just named Storm Corrie by the Met Office will bring further very unsettled weather, especially to Scotland later Sunday into Monday."
It expects to record severe winds between 50mph and 75mph.
At the moment, Edinburgh is expected to see strong winds from 3pm on Sunday which will reach up to 49 miles per hour, according to the Met Office.
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