A local expert tells me that Stornoway has 2 runways making a cross shape. So they can change runway to suit wind direction.
Departures board shows all flights operating on time.
All ferries are cancelled.
Like almost all of the 700+ airfields built in WW2, Stornoway was provided with three runways in an ‘A’’ shape, one main runway of 6000’ length, and two secondary runways of around 4200’ length. Like almost all of the few that remain in use, at least one of those runways is now disused as wind variations didn’t justify its maintenance. Most only retained the main runway, and a few (Speke, Turnhouse) abandoned all three and built a new one!