Earlier, Great Western Railway told us that a section of the roof had been damaged at Westbury Station.

James Davis from the operator has just confirmed that part of the canopy has been damaged at Chippenham Station too.

He warned that there will be "significant delays" on services running from Bristol Temple Meads and Bath towards London Paddington as a result.

National Highways says the M48 Severn Bridge is likely to remain closed until at least midday on Sunday.

The M4 Prince of Wales bridge is also currently closed, but they are hoping to be able to reopen it later this morning.

Ian Fergusson
BBC weather forecaster

The wind will now start to shift from due westerly to north-westerly.

Although peak gusts will gradually drop, the wind direction carries additional risks.

Trees are not very resilient to strong gusts from infrequent directions - such as from the northwest.

Coupled to potential prior damage from the recent Storm Bert, and saturated ground with poor root anchorage, the strong northwest wind developing today will surely topple further trees. Please beware!

With a number of trees falling across the region - Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service, external is urging people to only call 999 if there is a risk to life.

They said if there is no risk to life, people are told to contact their local authority.

Here's the scene on the two bridges that link our region with south Wales.

Downside Road, from the A370 to Cooks Bridle Patch, has reopened in both directions after a fallen tree was removed.

Storm Darragh is causing disruption across the West of England. A rare red warning is in place until 11:00 GMT along the coast from Minehead up to Bristol. An amber warning is in place in more inland areas.

Our BBC local radio stations are sticking with storm coverage from 10am. Listen live to Andy Bennett by clicking listen live at the top of this page, tune in on FM/DAB or ask your smart speaker to play the station closest to you.

• Road closures are in place in Bristol, Gloucestershire, Somerset and Wiltshire due to fallen trees. These should be reported to local authorities rather than emergency services, unless there is a risk to life
• If you had plans for this weekend, it's best to check they are still able to go ahead. Many events, attractions and sports games have been cancelled or closed due to the weather
• Public transport including buses, trains and planes are either delayed, diverted or suspended
• More than 13,000 properties across the region are facing power outages

We'll be here to bring you the latest, but if we're missing something please let us know via WhatsApp on 0800 313 4630.

Yeovil Town's match against Weymouth rearranged match will take place on Tuesday.

The Somerset club confirmed its home fixture has been postponed on social media to "ensure safety".

The game will kick off at 19:45 GMT instead.

The Bristol Bears Women's game against Exeter Chiefs at Ashton Gate has been postponed due to Storm Darragh.

The Premiership Rugby match was supposed to kick off at 15:05 GMT on Saturday.

The decision was made after an inspection of the stadium's grounds and pitch.

Tickets will remain valid for the rearranged fixture, which will be announced in due course.

You wouldn't want to play football or rugby in this!

We've got a few more postponed - details coming next.

Great Western Railway said a section of the roof at their station in Westbury has been damaged, causing significant impact to services.

The station has been closed due to the damage to the roof on platform 3.

Services between Bristol and Portsmouth and Bristol and Weymouth are affected.

A number of recycling centres have closed across the region due to Storm Darragh.

You won't be able to use any of the centres in Somerset, North Somerset or Bristol.

The B4066 has been closed in both directions due to fallen tree between Bath Road Nympsfield and Selsey Road Stroud.

According to traffic monitoring website Inrix, the A36 has reopened in both directions after a collision between the A366 Norton St Philip and Branch Road.

More than 13,000 properties across the West are without power due to Storm Darragh.

Here is the breakdown:

Bath and North East Somerset: 729

Bristol: 1,256

Gloucestershire: 5,002

North Somerset: 185

Somerset: 6,567

South Gloucestershire: 86

Faresaver Buses have suspended all services across Wiltshire and Bath until further notice, due to the large number of fallen trees.

In a statement, the operator said: "Whilst we understand this will cause some inconvenience, we are mindful that if we start services only to cancel them later, we may leave people stranded without a way to get home.

"The safety of staff and passengers is paramount in these conditions and as the police have advised, people should only travel if essential."

Image source, Faresaver Buses

Somerset Council said a number of roads are closed in the county as the storm continues.

These include:

• A367 Stratton-on-the-Fosse due to a fallen tree on Bath View
• Long Bottom Cross - Stoke St Michael due to a fallen tree
• Church Street - Timberscombe, Minehead, due to a fallen tree
• A36 Norton St Philip due to a collision

They also said the A37 Wraxall may be affected.

A gust of 89mph has been recorded on Exmoor in Somerset, according to BBC weather forecaster Dan Downs.

A road outside the main entrance of Asda's Bedminster store in Bristol has partially blocked due to a fallen tree.

This photo below was taken shortly before 06:00 GMT on Saturday by Ella Garratt of the tree covering St John's Road.

Image source, Ella Garratt

While passengers can still expect delays, Metrobus have said some of their services are now resuming after they were suspended earlier.

Those who wish to travel on their services are encouraged to check before they travel.