Hurricane Humberto to bring wind and rain to UK as Britons brace for wet weather
After Humberto Hurricane, it can bring strong rain and wind to England this week because it passes over the Atlantic and approached England.
The storm, which strengthens a category 4 hurricane at the weekend, often jumped the US and is now on the southwest Atlantic. Met Office said he was watching him closely.
The Air Agency also released a yellow air warning for Scotland from Wednesday evening to Friday morning for predicting heavy rain.
This morning there was a separate air warning as heavy fog -covered parts of the East and southeast of England. The yellow warning was published on Monday morning after the fog fell on Sunday night.
“This week’s air is shaped by a classic northwest-southeast division. The high pressure sees a series of frontal system that brings northwest heavy rain and strong winds, although the high pressure is located with light winds and cold nights,” he said.
Humberto Hurricane soon became a category 5 hurricane on Saturday before returning to the category on Sunday. The tropical storm was founded in the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday and progressed north over the Bahamas and caused tropical storm conditions. In the coming days, the US is expected to produce dangerous surfing on the southeast coast.
Local weather reports say that both weather events may be a threat to Bermuda as they continue to move towards the islands.
Met Met Office added: “The situation is becoming more complex and the tropical cyclones on the southwest atlantic are currently affecting our Humberto and IMELDA air and increasing the risk of deep low development near England.
“If this happens, we could see more heavy rainfall as well as strong winds until Friday, but now the development and trace of this system remains uncertain. We are closely watching it.”
In Scotland, Central, Tayside & Fife, Highlands & Eilean Siar, and Strathclyde are expected to be permanent on Thursday night in Scotland.
The Met Office said that the heaviest rain would be on the hills and mountains, and that it was likely to accumulate over a few mountains at the beginning of Friday with a rain of 200-250 mm. Warning Wednesday – Friday from 06:00 between 17:00.
Some communities can be cut by flooded ways, and possible power cuts and floods and damage to homes and enterprises are possible. Met Office warned that there may be fast flowing and deep water dominant water, which pose a danger to life.
Service, “Check if your property is under the risk of floods. So, consider preparing a flood plan and an emergency flood kit,” he said.
“Be prepared for a rapid change of weather warnings: When an weather warning is given, it recommends that you stay up to date with the air estimation in your Met Office region.”
This morning, busy fog reduced visibility to 50 meters in some regions in Eastern Anglia.
Met Office, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Thurrock, Eastern Sussex, Greater London, Kent, Medware, Surrey and West Sussex warned about traffic delays and slower travel times.
According to Met Office, the air estimate in the UK next week.
Today
The fog in the Southeast will be cleaned slowly this morning. A good day is followed with abundant sunlight, although it is hazy from time to time. Cloud in the northwest with rain outbreaks and paced winds in Western Scotland.
Tonight
Stay cloudy and windy in Northern Ireland and Western Scotland with more irregular rain and driving. Dry with net spells in the south. It turns cold with a few fog patchs.
Tuesday
Dry for many with sunny magic. However, the cloud sky that continues with drizzles and paced winds along the northwest. The cloud is also thickening in the west of the UK and Wales.
Wednesday – View for Fridays
Rain, especially on Friday with strong winds along the northwest will be heavier with severe winds. Stay dry in the south, but increasingly cloudy. Average temperatures.
