Met Office forecast shows how UK will be impacted by Hurricane Erin in days | Weather | News

The Met Office decided on Hurricane Erin, who is expected to be a “big” weather event. The Air Agency has released an update about what hurricane would mean for England as it entered the Atlantic. Meteorologist Alex Burkill said: “The tropical storm, which is expected to be strengthened soon, is currently a tropical storm.

“There will be a hurricane very soon and will move towards the northwest in the west, and then there will be a hurricane as it progresses throughout the weekend.” Alex offered different options about how Erin could play during the Bank Holiday Weekend, which could see “beautiful weather” or “very restless weather”.

“The high -pressure building throughout the country can bring quite good air to many places … [But] Instead, we could see very restless weather.

“Apparently, Erin will come across the Atlantic, he will enter. Before coming towards us, there will be a high -pressure building back, so we will settle in the air for a while.”

The storm has led to a state of emergency on the islands of São Vicente and Santo Antão in Cape Verde on the west coast of Africa.

Approximately 1,500 people had to evacuate their homes due to harsh conditions and reportedly resulted in nine deaths.

The National Hurricane Center also issued a warning that the storm Erin is expected to reach the leeward islands, Bermuda or the eastern coast of the USA.

A met Office spokesman added: “In general, temperatures remain above average and some hot magic potential, especially in the South.

“One of the decisive factors of the estimation during this period will be the behavior of the tropical storm Erin, as it progresses to the North Atlantic, this is a typical source of uncertainty at the end of the summer.

“On Monday, forecasts are largely more uncertain due to the developments in the Atlantic. The tropical storm is currently moving towards the United States and the ultimate path can affect the atmosphere of England.”