Met Office: Strong winds of up to 80mph to hit UK with yellow weather warning issued

The Met Office issued a yellow air warning for wind in the UK’s regions at the weekend.

Estimators say that some parts of England and Wales can see “strong and strong winds” and “storms olmad until Sunday and Monday evening.

Met Office, potential disruptions and a small chance that some roads and bridges can be closed are some possible delays in railway, air and ferry transport.

There is a chance to occur with the potential to influence other services such as mobile phone scope.

It is possible that some communities close to coastal routes and sea facades will be influenced by spray and large waves.

The yellow weather warning takes place on Sunday at 20.00 to Monday, London and South East England, North West England, South West England and Wales.

About 50 to 60MPH Gusts probably around the shores and hills, 70 to 80Mph is possible in the most exposed places, the windy conditions are expected on Monday morning and move to the east throughout the day.

Met Office warned that it would be windy with the rain spell in the north -west of Scotland on Thursday.

In other parts of the country, especially in the western region, there will be a mixture of heavy rain, full and risk of thunder and sunlight and blush showers.

Estimators said the affected property and people should prepare to protect people from injury. They recommend controlling loose products outside the house and planning how to secure the goods such as garbage boxes, garden furniture, trampolines, tents, huts and fences.

They also recommend to check the road conditions and bus and train timelines and change their travel plans to avoid delays to have the best chance to avoid delays.

Despite the unpredictable conditions, he says that a storm called Estimators does not expect the country to hit the country.

Met Office Baş Meteorologist Paul Gundersen, “We are watching an effective in -depth print area on the North Atlantic, which can bring impressive weather To England, most likely Sunday and Monday. “A storm is currently unlikely.”

According to Met Office, the air estimate in the UK next week.

Today

Windy, especially in the northwest, showering in Scotland is transformed into longer rain spells. Elsewhere, a mixture of sunlight and shower, they sometimes heavy and full and risk thunder. Feeling normal but cool temperatures.

Tonight:

Shower showering in the distant northwest, which remains wet and windy, but fading with dry spells elsewhere. More heavy shower in the West. Feeling cool under the open sky at rural points.

Friday:

With the shower showers that continue to feed from the West, another day, they sometimes turn into heavy and longer rain spells. The best of the sunlight in the east. On a night in western coastal areas, showering becomes more common.

View for Saturday -Saturday:

On Saturday, showers can be heavy in places with isolated storms. More powerful winds and coastal galleries are also possible.

It can be replaced with sunny spells and blush showers. More common wet and windy with coastal galleries on Sunday.

Sunlight and more dry conditions are likely to be in the east, but the temperatures will remain on the cool side and are expected to be about 17C-18C in London on Saturday and Sunday.

I’m staying windy on Monday, more altogether shower. I feel cool.

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