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Severe Weather Warnings Issued as Storm Eunice Approaches the UK
Stay informed and prepared as the storm is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and disruption to many areas.
Current Situation
The Met Office has issued amber and yellow weather warnings for much of the UK, with Storm Eunice predicted to bring severe and potentially disruptive impacts. The storm is expected to make landfall on Friday morning, February 18, and is forecast to track across the country, bringing with it high winds, heavy rain, and snow in some areas.
Weather experts are urging the public to stay informed and follow advice from local authorities. The Met Office has advised people to avoid traveling unless absolutely necessary, secure loose items, and be prepared for potential power outages and disruptions to transport and infrastructure.
Areas Affected
The amber weather warning, which indicates the highest level of potential impact, has been issued for southwest England and South Wales. This warning covers areas including Bristol, Cardiff, Exeter, and Plymouth. The yellow weather warning, which indicates a potential for severe weather, has been issued for most other parts of the UK, including Scotland, Northern Ireland, and much of England.
Impacts
Storm Eunice is expected to bring a range of severe weather conditions, including:
- Strong winds: Gusts of up to 90 mph are possible in coastal areas, with strong winds likely inland too.
- Heavy rain: Persistent rain is expected, with some areas likely to see flooding.
- Snow: Snow is possible in some parts of the UK, mainly in Scotland and the north of England.
Actions to Take
The public is advised to follow these steps to stay safe during Storm Eunice:
- Stay informed by regularly checking the Met Office website or social media channels for updates and warnings.
- Avoid traveling unless absolutely necessary, and if you do travel, be prepared for delays and disruption.
- Secure loose items outside your home, such as garden furniture or trampolines.
- Be prepared for power outages by having a battery-powered radio, torch, and essential supplies on hand.
- Follow the advice of local authorities and emergency services.
Stay Informed
Stay up-to-date with the latest weather forecasts and warnings by visiting the Met Office website: www.metoffice.gov.uk
You can also follow the Met Office on social media for regular updates:
- Twitter: @metoffice
- Facebook: @metoffice
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