DEVELOPING: Storm Amy Unleashes Catastrophic 100mph Wind Gusts, Widespread Destruction Feared.

BREAKING NEWS Storm Amy Unleashes Catastrophic 100mph Wind Gusts, Widespread Destruction Feared A powerful storm system, Storm Amy, has brought catastrophic wind gusts of up to 102mph to parts of the UK, prompting widespread warnings and disruptions. The storm made landfall in Northern Ireland and Scotland at approximately 10:00 AM GMT. Critical Details A derelict building collapsed on Glasgow's Broomielaw, crushing a car. Power cuts have affected over 50,000 properties in Northern Ireland and the Highlands. All trains lines in Northern Ireland have been closed, and ScotRail services out of Glasgow Central are suspended until at least 14:00 on Saturday. Background Context Storm Amy was named as the first storm of the season by the Met Office. The UK's weather agency had issued Amber warnings for large parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland due to the risk of flying debris posing a threat to life. Current Status Network Rail Scotland reports over 60 incidents in the first two hours of the storm, with many more expected as Storm Amy continues to move across the country. The full extent of the damage is still being assessed. Developing Story Disclaimer This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available. Stay tuned for further updates on this breaking news event. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*