The first storm of the new year brought heavy rain and strong winds to the UK, and tomorrow it will hit the Netherlands
Kyiv • UNN
Storm Hеnk will hit the southwest of the UK with winds of up to 110 km/h. Forecasters warn of travel difficulties and possible power outages.
Storm Hеnk will hit the southwestern coast of Great Britain today, with heavy rain and wind gusts of up to 110 kilometers per hour expected in some areas. This was reported by the BBC, according to UNN.
On the open coasts in the west, gusts of up to 110 kilometers per hour are likely. Inland, gusts of 80 kilometers per hour are more likely
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The storm is expected to center around southwestern England and southern Wales and then move to the east of the UK.
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The Meteorological Bureau issued a yellow alert and warned that strong winds could make travel difficult and power outages are possible. Flying debris is also likely, which could cause injuries and pose a threat to life. Motorists are advised to drive slowly, and homeowners should secure garden furniture and other loose items.
Those who live near the coast are advised to avoid walking near the sea due to large waves, as they can wash people into the water.
Forecasters have previously warned that heavy rain is expected in many parts of the UK today.
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Dutch weather forecasters expect the storm to cross the North Sea on Tuesday evening and reach the European coast, including the Netherlands.
Strong wind gusts of 80-90 km/h in the southeast and 100-110 km/h in the northwest and northern coastal areas will be expected tonight and on Wednesday night
The organization has issued a yellow weather warning due to gusty weather, in effect until 4 a.m. Wednesday.
They warn that the storm may affect traffic and outdoor activities. Wind gusts will subside on Wednesday morning.
