UK warned of tornado risk as Britain is battered by 70mph winds | Weather | News
Met Office Yellow Air Warning is in force until 18.00 today, the wind is expected to cause travel deductions, power outages and dangerous coastal conditions up to Gusts 70Mph. The warning was initially enacted on Sunday evening and is expected to affect a lot on Monday. “Strong and Gusty winds will cause interruptions against forces,” Met Office said.
The restless atmosphere is watching a stormy weekend, which sees a part of the UK, including Cardiff, which is sinking with more than 30 mm rain. For Monday, especially in Midlands and western regions, more rain is estimated.
Met Office warned: “When people are prepared before they are prepared, they cope better with power cuts. It is easy to do, consider collecting torches and batteries, a mobile phone power package and other basic elements.
“If you are on the beach, stay safe in stormy weather aware of the big waves. Even the big break waves from the shore can insert you from your feet and the sea. Be careful if you walk near the rocks; Know your route and keep the dogs in an emergency, call 999 and ask the coast protection.”
Now, predictions from Netweather, says there is a risk of hurricane.
Nick Finnis, a meteorologist from Netweather, wrote the following on the blog of his website: “As emphasized during the violent storm clock (STW), there is a risk of opening a flash with this squally rain and a low risk of hurricane in the south.”
Netweather’s STW also says: “Convection organization, probably some storm development, linear multicellular convective clusters, or even one or even one or two temporary super cell structures.
According to Met Office’s latest forecast, the rest of the week will remain restless and windy.
On Tuesday, most of the UK will see a mixture of ongoing sunlight and shower in some parts of Northern Ireland, Southern Scotland and Northern England. With lighter winds than the last days, it will feel a little warmer in some regions.
Met Office is expected to be a wet and blush day for many, with widespread rain and strong winds on Wednesday. Conditions on Thursday and Friday will remain replaced by intermittent shower shower and longer rain spells, especially in the north and west, but occasional sunny spells may occur in the southeast.
