Summary
Severe weather warnings are in place for the UK due to Storm Bram, expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain to areas like north-west Scotland, Wales, and south-west England. Wind gusts could reach up to 90 mph, leading to possible travel disruptions, building damage, and flooding in some areas.
Key Facts
- Storm Bram is set to hit the UK, with its strongest impact on Tuesday and Wednesday.
- North-west Scotland may experience winds up to 90 mph.
- Heavy rain could cause local flooding, particularly in Wales and south-west England.
- A yellow weather warning from the Met Office is in effect from 3:00 PM Tuesday to 10:00 AM Wednesday.
- Wind gusts in certain coastal areas might exceed 70 mph.
- There are expectations of rain between 20-40mm generally, with up to 80mm on high ground areas like Dartmoor.
- The intense rain and wind could disrupt transport and cause damage to buildings.
- The storm has been named by Met Eireann, part of a joint storm naming system with the UK and the Netherlands.
