Households urged to stock up on batteries before Monday | Weather | News

Before Monday (September 15th), Brits was invited to stock the batteries as a response to the strong winds expected to shoot some of the UK this evening (14 September).

A yellow air warning was given for the UK, and Sunday, September 14, in force between 20:00 – Monday, September 15, 18:00. He told Met Office Brits that “strong and powerful winds will cause traveling, and” short -term loss of power and other services are possible “to provide power to provide power to cause some disruptions and interruptions.

Therefore, according to the recommendation of the Air Agency, household peoples should ensure that they are well stocked in the coming batteries.

He emphasized that “people have better deal with power cuts when they were prepared for themselves” and that households should contain batteries, torches, battery candles and a mobile phone power bank.

Having a large battery stock is extremely important to keep torches and batteries working with batteries if you leave weakly.

To cope with a power cut, you should turn off all electrical devices that should not be left unattended, you know that the power cut is fixed, check your neighbors, and if it is cold, wrap the hot and close inner doors to keep heat.

Those in England, Scotland and Wales can also call 105 for information. Service is free.

Stephen Kocher, Vice President of Office, “Strong West or Southwest Winds Sunday evening southwest England and Wales coastal regions, Monday morning will spread to the inside and east.

“While it is widely expected in the interior at 45 to 55 miles / h, it is possible from time to time along the shores and hills exposed.”

From now on, there is no warning environment for the rest of the week, Met Office says that the air will continue with the “restless theme”.

Since weather warnings can be changed and updated quite quickly, it is recommended that you check the weather forecast of your local area regularly.