Met Office issues weather warnings as 9 regions to be battered by huge gales | Weather | News

The Met Office has released new widespread warnings for the wind. Yellow air warnings will take place on Sunday, September 14, 20:00 and Monday, September 15 at 18:00. The new 22 -hour warning covers the entire Southern England, Wales and Midlands.

While the wind is expected to hit the interior of 45-55 miles / hour, the winds can hit 60-70 miles / hour from time to time along the shores and hills. The warning says that strong Western or southwest winds will reach the southwest England and Wales coastal regions on Sunday evening and then develop more widely on Monday morning. The winds will slowly relax from the west until the afternoon and until Monday evening.

The British are warned that strong and Gusty winds will travel to the travel and interruptions to power.

There may be some delays in road, railway, air and ferry transport. Some coastal roads, sea facades and coastal communities will be affected by spray and/or large waves.

Estimated, adding that some bus and train services may be affected and some journeys last longer.

And among other recommendations: “Prepare to protect your property and your people from injuries. Check the loose items outside your home and plan how you can secure them.

“In the event of driving, change the time schedules by changing the best chance to avoid delays by checking the road conditions or by changing your travel plans if necessary.”

An additional warning was made to those living on the beach. Met Office said: “Even the big break waves from the shore can take you out of your feet and to the sea. If you walk near the cliffs, get careful, recognize your route and keep the dogs in a lead. Call 999 in an emergency and ask for coast protection.”

“On Sunday, Met Office says:” Throughout the southwest with coastal galleries on Sunday, the winds and showers settled slightly before they settled more than Tuesday until Monday. “