Met Office weather warning for strong winds of up to 80mph to hit England and Wales
Met Office has released a yellow air warning for the wind in most of the UK and Wales from Sunday to Monday.
Estimators say most of the UK and all Wales can see strong winds and storms.
Estimated, high winds, road, railway, air and ferry transportation can lead to deterioration and delays, and some roads and bridges may have a chance to close, he said.
In addition, there is a chance to occur with the potential to affect other services such as mobile phone scope and power cuts.
Some communities near the coastal roads and sea fronts may be affected by large waves.
Yellow weather warning on Sunday at 20.00 on Monday, London and South East England, England, East Midlands, West Midlands, Yorkshire and Humber, North East England, North West England, South West England and Wales.
Gusts of approximately 50MPH to 60MPH are probably around 70Mph to 80Mph in the most exposed places on the coasts and hills and under the windy most expected on Monday morning.
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 said that a storm called Estimators did not expect to hit the country.
Met Office Baş Meteorologist Paul Gundersen said: “We are probably watching a deep print area that can bring effective air to England on Sunday and Mondays on the North Atlantic. A storm is currently unlikely.”
He met Office Outlook:
Saturday
One day, sunny spells and scattered blush showers, some of them are heavy or thunder and from time to time with longer rain magic. For most, it is airy and Gusty, but a little less than Friday. Temperatures close to the average of September.
Saturday evening
The showers often die and the winds alleviate. With rural grass frost and isolated fog patches, especially in the north, cold is growing cold under net spells. Later, in the South West.
Sunday
It is a good start for many, but the rain then spreads to the northeast, from time to time heavy. In England and Wales, it is increasingly windy with extensive galleries.
Monday – Wednesday
Probably heavy and thunder, sunny spells and blurred shower to stay windy for many people on Monday. Shower and winds slowly alleviate on Tuesday, but on Wednesday again restless.
