Both of Glasgow’s Winter Wonderland sites have closed this afternoon as Storm Bram brings strong winds and heavy rain. Here’s the latest Glasgow weather forecast and travel disruption update.

Storm Bram brings gale to storm force winds to Scotland today with a yellow weather warning in place across Glasgow. Heavy rain and strong winds arrived this morning with drier spells developing as winds increasing. Both Winter Wonderland sites - at Glasgow Green and St Enoch Square - closed at midday today and will reopen when weather conditions improve.

Winds are expected to ease overnight, although still remaining strong. A yellow warning was issued by the Met Office, from midday Tuesday to 06:00 Wednesday for eastern Scotland, central and Southern Scotland as well as parts of northern England and Wales: “Gusts of 50-60mph (80-97km/h) are possible widely, and potentially in excess of 70mph (113km/h) for some exposed headlands and high ground.”

Tonight will see patchy cloud, clear spells and a few light showers moving in from the west. It will remain windy across Glasgow and the central belt.

Tomorrow will see variable cloud cover, some brighter breaks, and a few showers moving in from the west at times. A windy day.

Thursday will be largely dry with bright spells and cloudy intervals, though rain may approach the west by the evening. Breezy. Any early rain clearing Friday leaving it dry with bright spells. Saturday looks to remain dry with variable cloud, but towards the end of the day, it may become cloudy and windy with rain edging in from the west.

An amber wind alert for the north west has been extended to cover a larger area and to last for longer - now until Wednesday at 03:00.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency has issued 13 flood alerts and more than 30 flooding warnings, including for Edinburgh, Ayrshire, Orkney and Western Isles.