Several weather warnings are in place - with particularly strong winds blowing a tree over in the north and causing disruption on roads and rails across the country. It's had an impact on professional football as well, with several games called off. Follow the latest below.
Tuesday 27 January 2026 16:40, UK
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County Wexford in Ireland has been hit hard by Storm Chandra, with the River Slaney bursting its banks early this morning.
It resulted in multiple road closures in Enniscorthy, according to Wexford County Council.
Meanwhile, search and rescue teams have been walking with a boat through a flooded street.
The heavy rainfall caused by Storm Chandra has seen the River Otter reach its highest level on record.
The Environment Agency says the river, at Fenny Bridges in east Devon, was recorded at 2.83 metres high at 5.45am this morning.
The previous record was set in December 2000 when levels reached 2.81 metres.
A flood warning is still in place for the River Otter from Upottery to Cadhay Bridge.
It's been a fast-moving day of updates so far as Storm Chandra batters the UK with strong winds and heavy rain causing rivers to burst their banks.
If you're just joining our coverage, here's a look at the weather warnings that are still in place, how long they last and where flooding is expected.
Weather warnings
Four weather warnings remain in place in the UK, including an amber warning for wind.
It comes after a yellow wind warning for the South West of England and West Wales expired at 4pm.
Here's a breakdown of where the remaining warnings are and how long they last:
Severe flood warning remains
There's still a severe flood warning in place for locations near the Upper Dorset Frome in Dorchester, with low-lying roads set to be the most affected.
A severe flood warning means that flooding could cause danger to life and significant disruption to communities.
There are still more than 80 flood warnings in force and more than 230 flood alerts.
These numbers are likely to adjust as we head into the evening, but you can see the full list of warnings and alerts here.
While the yellow weather warning may have expired in the South West of England, this latest drone footage reaching us from Devon shows the drastic scale of flooding Storm Chandra has caused...
This latest video shows Storm Chandra whipping up waves as they crash into the seafront in Cornwall.
A reminder, the South West is under a yellow weather warning for wind lasting until 4pm this afternoon.
But its not just Cornwall bearing the brunt of Storm Chandra's force.
This picture shows ferocious waves crashing over Blyth Pier lighthouse in Northumberland.
The Environment Agency says the last 24 hours have been "challenging" as Storm Chandra hits the UK.
Kevin Ward tells presenter Jayne Secker there's been around "50-70mm of rain in parts of the South West".
"Most of the flood warnings will gradually begin to come off this afternoon as the situations improve, the rain has passed and we've passed the main high tide of the day," he says.
"So in many places now, we should see an improving situation."
But that won't be the case everywhere, as Ward explains.
"Some of our larger, slower reacting rivers may still have some impacts to come," he says.
"We're not through all of it yet."
While wind and rain have caused chaos across most of the UK, snow has led to delays and disruptions elsewhere.
Trucks were out and about in the county (see 13.20), clearing the snow for drivers amid a snow warning by the Met Office earlier today. That warning has since ended.
While we've been bringing you pictures and videos showing Storm Chandra battering the UK, further warnings are in place until Thursday.
Our meteorologist Jo Robinson says there will be "more weather systems moving in later in the week as well".
She says the winds may ease down over the coming hours in Northern Ireland, but they're likely to pick up again.
"Tomorrow, there will be a bit of a lull, we'll see some showers around, but it is generally drier and less windy," she adds.
"But there's more on the way on Thursday, and there's a warning already for the South West for Thursday for more rain there."
Watch her full weather update...
Queen's University Belfast has closed its campus today amid an amber warning issued by the Met Office.
A spokesperson says it made the decision after a "careful assessment".
"This decision was guided by the need to prioritise the safety and well-being of our staff and students," the spokesperson added.
The amber wind warning is in place until 9pm.
Phone footage shows streets in Dublin flooded as Storm Chandra brings strong wind and rain across Ireland and the UK.
Sky meteorologist Christopher England said the storm will bring a "risk of surface and river flooding".
Several football matches have been postponed today due to Storm Chandra as wind speeds and gusts pose a risk to supporter safety.
Here's a rundown of the matches:
Port Vale said in a statement that its playing surface at Vale Park has been "deemed unplayable" due to heavy rainfall.
Cheltenham said it had also inspected its pitch at the EV Charger Points Stadium and it was "waterlogged".
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