The Met Office has issued urgent weather warnings for parts of the UK, with Northern Ireland and Scotland set to bear the brunt of heavy rain and strong winds. Meanwhile, the southeast of England is also preparing for disruptive conditions.
Severe Weather Warnings in Place
Forecasters have raised yellow weather warnings for Northern Ireland and western Scotland, predicting persistent rainfall that could lead to flooding in some areas. Gusts of up to 50mph are expected, potentially causing travel delays and power outages.
Impact on Travel and Infrastructure
Motorists are being advised to exercise caution, as spray and surface water may reduce visibility on roads. Train services could also face disruptions due to the adverse conditions.
Key areas affected include:
- Northern Ireland
- Western Scotland
- Parts of the southeast
Met Office Advice
The Met Office has urged residents to stay updated on the latest forecasts and to take necessary precautions. "Heavy rain combined with strong winds could make conditions hazardous," a spokesperson warned.
Further updates are expected as the weather system develops, with potential for additional warnings to be issued.
