The Met Office has named Storm Boelo, the second storm to hit the UK following Storm Austen, and issued yellow weather warnings for wind across 53 areas. The storm is expected to bring a "very windy spell" from 6pm on Saturday October 24 until 9pm on Sunday October 25.
Gusts of up to 80 mph or more are possible, the Met Office warned, with damage to buildings and injuries from flying debris a risk.
Warnings and Timing
The yellow warnings cover 53 areas, with the storm set to cause disruption across parts of the UK this weekend. The Met Office has advised residents in affected areas to "gather essentials" as the storm approaches.
Storm Boelo follows Storm Austen, which brought its own disruption to the UK. The new storm is expected to bring strong winds and potential damage.
Potential Impact
Damage to buildings and injuries from flying debris are possible, according to the Met Office. The storm could also cause travel disruption and power cuts in affected areas.
Residents are advised to stay updated on the latest weather warnings and take precautions as the storm arrives.
