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The ferry service out of Largs managed to continue on Wednesday, despite the winds from Storm Dudley Image caption: The ferry service out of Largs managed to continue on Wednesday, despite the winds from Storm Dudley

The managing director of CalMac ferries, Robbie Drummond, has told BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme that the operator was seeing an improving picture today.

Despite the winds from Strom Dudley, which resulted in waves as high as an eight-storey building, Calmac ran 214 sailings - more than 54% of the timetable - yesterday.

Mr Drummond said CalMac was looking to run more services today, but he admitted that the majority of routes would still be subject to disruption.

The sailings worst affected include Coll and Tiree and Harris and Lewis.

Mr Drummond added that the services were on a mix of red, amber and green alert and he urged passengers to check before travelling.

Quote Message: It was very challenging conditions, but we are seeing that reduce and we are aiming to get as many sailings done today as we can before the further bad weather sets in for Friday." from Robbie Drummond CalMac Ferries managing director It was very challenging conditions, but we are seeing that reduce and we are aiming to get as many sailings done today as we can before the further bad weather sets in for Friday."