The Island is now subject to an amber weather warning for wind. (Image: Met Office)
THE MET Office has extended its Storm Isha amber weather warning for high winds to include the Isle of Wight this evening (Sunday).
According to the national weather agency's warning, Storm Isha will bring a spell of very strong winds during this evening and into Monday, with disruption to travel and utilities likely.
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Winds could gust up to 80mph in exposed areas, the Met Office say.
Travel has already been disrupted by the weather, with hovercraft flights and Red Jet ferry services cancelled due to the choppy conditions already on The Solent.
Red Jet suspended until further notice due to adverse weather caused by Storm Isha. We apologise for the inconvenience caused to your journey.
— RF Service News (@RF_Travel_News) January 21, 2024
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