Post by stevieboy on Jan 10, 2007 12:12:16 GMT
Swatched from the Met Office
www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/se/se_forecast_warnings.html?2
"The Met Office is forecasting another spell of very wet and windy weather on Thursday 11th January. Severe gales will affect southern and central areas of the United Kingdom during the morning with gusts around 60mph but a risk of localised gusts of around 70mph before easing in the afternoon. A further swathe of severe gales will then sweep across northern parts of the United Kingdom through the afternoon and evening with gusts of 70mph in places, including parts of the Central Lowlands for a time. Gusts of 80mph are possible over northwest Scotland. Some disruption is expected to transport, utilities (power) and infrastructure. Localised flooding may also occur. Further spells of wind and rain are expected on Friday and over the weekend, and the public are advised to keep an eye on the forecast. Meanwhile, an update to this particular warning will be issued at 1030 on Thursday 11th January unless superseded by Flash messages."
www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/se/se_forecast_warnings.html?2
"The Met Office is forecasting another spell of very wet and windy weather on Thursday 11th January. Severe gales will affect southern and central areas of the United Kingdom during the morning with gusts around 60mph but a risk of localised gusts of around 70mph before easing in the afternoon. A further swathe of severe gales will then sweep across northern parts of the United Kingdom through the afternoon and evening with gusts of 70mph in places, including parts of the Central Lowlands for a time. Gusts of 80mph are possible over northwest Scotland. Some disruption is expected to transport, utilities (power) and infrastructure. Localised flooding may also occur. Further spells of wind and rain are expected on Friday and over the weekend, and the public are advised to keep an eye on the forecast. Meanwhile, an update to this particular warning will be issued at 1030 on Thursday 11th January unless superseded by Flash messages."
