Households urged to lock doors and windows on Friday and Saturday | UK | News
Households in the UK are asked to lock their doors and windows on Friday and Saturday, because winds are estimated up to 100 miles / h.
Since Amy was preparing to move from the Atlantic, Amber was released by the Met Office for the wind, and the Amy’s weather warnings were released and wet and stormy air for most of Scotland, Northern Ireland, Northwest England and Northwest Wales until Saturday afternoon. Amber Warning Warning from Friday to 17:00 to Saturday at 9 o’clock, while a separate amber warning covering the western half of Northern Ireland is valid on Friday at 15: 00-18: 00. A third amber warning for the wind from 12:00 to 9 pm on Saturday for a part of Scotland is in force. On Friday and Saturday, most of the UK was released for rain and wind, and a separate yellow warning came to the wind in northeast of Scotland on Sunday.
Until 70 miles / h, strong Gusts reaches up to 80 miles / h of the exposed areas and in some of the exposed areas of Western Scotland, especially around Tiree, Western Locber and Skye. Met Office says that windy conditions can pose a danger to life, probably cause power outages and travel interruptions.
Households in the affected areas are required to travel only if necessary and to prepare for potential power cuts by collecting torches, batteries, mobile phone power packages and other basic products.
Households are also asked to lock their doors and windows to protect their homes and gardens from strong winds, and to remove loose goods from gardens such as light lights, lanterns, hanging baskets and mirrors, because they can easily disintegrate and break in nausea conditions.
Met Office says in his advice on staying safe during storms: “Safety loose objects like anything that can be blown and breaking them into stairs, garden furniture or windows and other windows and other windows
“Close the gates and windows, especially those on the wind side of the house, and especially those in garages, and securely secure the large doors.
“Especially if the roof curtain is less than 30 °, close the bolt loft lids. If storm blinds are installed on the windows of the house, make sure that these are closed and fixed.
Steven Walley, A Landscape Architect and Horticulture Specialist London StoneIt warns that it is necessary to take steps to protect your home in windy and rainy weather to minimize damage. as much as possible.
“Nature is extremely strong and can cause serious damage to your garden through heavy wind and rain, flying debris or floods.
Için To damage as much as possible, it is important to make sure that we take precautions to protect our homes in hard weather conditions. Make sure that all doors and windows are locked. If you know that a storm or weather warning is set in your area, start taking precautions.
“First of all, make sure that there is no significant entrance point, making sure that all windows and doors are locked. This will help prevent damage caused by heavy rain and will help to stem from strong winds on the windows.”
