Storm Bram is expected to bring heavy rain and wind to Dundee tomorrow
- Andrew Batchelor
- Dec 8, 2025
- 1 min read
Dundee and the surrounding area are set to face a spell of severe weather as the Met Office names Storm Bram and issues an 18 hour yellow warning for wind.
The alert will come into force at noon on Tuesday and remain in place until 6am on Wednesday, covering the Dundee area.
Forecasters say the storm is expected to bring heavy rain and powerful gusts, creating challenging conditions across the region.
The Met Office warns that some roads may flood during the heaviest downpours, while strong winds could lead to delays on exposed routes and higher bridges.
One of the key concerns is the potential impact on the Tay Road Bridge. With winds forecast to strengthen through Tuesday afternoon and into the night, there is a risk that restrictions or a full closure may be required for safety.
Motorists are being advised to plan ahead and check the latest travel updates before setting off.
Public transport services could also be affected, with slower journey times and possible cancellations expected if conditions worsen. Commuters travelling early on Wednesday morning are being urged to take extra care as the storm moves eastwards.
Residents are encouraged to secure loose outdoor items, stay aware of changing forecasts and follow advice from local authorities throughout the warning period.
While Storm Bram is expected to clear by mid morning on Wednesday, its impact may still be felt in the aftermath, particularly on transport networks.
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