Authorities in Scotland have canceled trains and closed parks as a rare summer storm brings destructive winds to northern Britain.

What will it mean for your travel plans? - Hundreds of trains to, from or within Scotland have been cancelled, along with most ferries

The U.K.’s Meteorological Office on Monday issued an “amber” wind warning in Scotland for Storm Floris, meaning there is a potential risk to lives and property, especially from large waves in coastal areas. Network Rail Scotland said wind gusts of up to 90 m.p.h. (145 km/h) had felled trees across lines and damaged overhead wires.