The UK is bracing for the remnants of Hurricane Kirk, which is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds across parts of the country. The hurricane, which originally formed in the Atlantic, has weakened significantly but will still cause disruptions as it moves through the UK. Meteorologists are warning of potential flooding, particularly in low-lying areas, and some travel disruptions due to high winds.

The Met Office has issued weather warnings, advising people to prepare for potentially hazardous conditions. Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the northern parts of England are likely to be the most affected, with coastal regions also at risk of strong gusts. Emergency services are on high alert as communities brace for possible flooding and wind damage.

Officials are advising residents in the affected areas to secure loose objects, prepare for potential travel delays, and avoid unnecessary travel during the worst of the storm.

The aftermath of Hurricane Kirk is a reminder of the increasingly frequent and intense weather patterns that are being observed due to climate change.