A ‘weather bomb’ is set to hit the UK, with six flood alerts in place across London. The Met Office has warned of a ‘danger to life’ as Storm Ashley is expected to bring powerful winds and heavy rain, affecting large parts of the country.
Gusts of up to 80mph are anticipated in some regions. An amber weather warning has been issued for certain parts of the UK from 9 am on Sunday until midnight, while a yellow warning will also be in place between 3 am and midnight.
Amber and Yellow Weather Warnings Issued
The Met Office has advised that the storm could lead to power cuts, damage to buildings, and significant disruption to transport services. There is also the risk of coastal flooding in some areas.
Residents are encouraged to stay updated via the Met Office’s official channels and the Environment Agency’s flood alert map.
For those in affected areas, it is advised to take precautions and stay safe as Storm Ashley moves across the UK.
