STORM Ashley is set to whip up a "weather bomb" of chaos as it sweeps across the country today.
The first named storm of the season will bring gusts of up to 80mph in places, with warnings of high winds likely across the whole of Britain.
The Met Office says there is a possibility of damaged buildings, disrupted travel and power cuts.
It also warns of potential injuries and "danger to life" from waves and debris in coastal areas as the winds coincide with high tides.
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