Weather Update: Rain and strong winds have caused a stir in many parts of England and Wales, including Hampshire. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow warning for wind from 8 pm on Sunday to 6 pm on Monday. This warning is for those areas that are already facing abnormal weather. This warning will remain in force in London, the Midlands, the North-East, and sea areas, due to which normal life is expected to be affected.
Wind speed can reach 80 mph in open areas
According to weather experts, wind speed can reach 50 to 60 mph around coastal areas and hills. In the most open places, especially on Monday morning, the wind speed is likely to go up to 70 to 80 mph. Due to such strong winds, there is a possibility of delay in transport services, closure of roads and bridges, power cuts, and heavy waves in coastal areas. This weather condition can cause serious trouble for the common people.
Appeal to people to be cautious
The Meteorological Department has appealed to the people to keep their open luggage safe and check the weather information before traveling. Officials have also clarified that this weather system will not be known as a named storm at the moment, but its impact can be quite serious. In such a situation, it is most important to be alert and prepared in time.
Caution is the biggest safety shield
The administration is alert in the areas affected by strong winds and rain. Large waves can rise in coastal areas, due to which people living there need to be extra cautious. Open roads, bridges, and power supply may be affected, so essential services are also in alert mode. People have been urged to stay at home and avoid unnecessary travel.
This weather is once again reminding us that the power of nature cannot be ignored. With the right information and timely vigilance, we can keep ourselves and our family safe.