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‘Strongest winds of winter’ to hit UK as Met Office issue new weather warnings
- Strong winds from Storm Eowyn are expected to cause possible damage and disruption in parts of Ireland and the UK as it tracks east from the Atlantic.
- The Met Office has issued a yellow warning that will be upgraded to amber from 06:00 GMT on Friday until 21:00.
- A status red warning, the highest level, will be in effect across four counties from 03:00-10:00 on Friday.
- The Met Office advises travelers to check road conditions and be ready to amend travel plans due to potential disruptions.
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Met Office warnings in place for strong winds in Burnham-On-Sea area for Storm Éowyn
Heavy rain and strong winds are set to return to the Burnham-On-Sea area when Storm Éowyn arrives. A yellow weather weather warning is in place from 7am-6pm today (Thursday) for high winds and rain which are expected to peak around 45mph-50mph in Burnham between 12 noon and 3pm. A second yellow warning is also in place for stronger winds on Friday from midnight until 9am. The peak time for the high winds in the Burnham-On-Sea area will be 1am-5a…
Wind gusts, rains, swells... On the coasts as well as on land, the weather will be “Dantesque” as of Friday, January 24, 2025. The forecasts.
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Leaning Left18Leaning Right12Center83Last UpdatedBias Distribution73% Center
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C 73%
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