Storm can condition travel whether by train, ferry or air flights. AND The sixth storm with the name of the season 2024/25, and the first since January.
The United Kingdom is on Monday under yellow warning due to the Floris storm. Strong winds may cause the trees to shake that, consequently, can affect traffic roads.
According to what was advanced by the BBC, sIntense winds with gusts expected more than 80km/h, along the exposed back and high land, especially for Scotland, North Ireland, Wales and North England.
Matt Taylor, meteorologist, points out that thethe stronger winds will be in the western islands and in the northern continental scotland, but There will be gusts that can exceed 100 km/h In much of Scotland, from the central belt towards the north.
The British Institute of Meteorology (Met Office) issued warnings to Potential life danger of life, given the passage of the storm. The Institute predicted damage to buildings, coastal and trees due to the conditions of the storm. Met Office warns of the danger of flying debris and large waves in coastal areas.
Some flights, trains and ferrys were Canceled and the trips were advised against. North of Newcastle, London North Eastern Railway has already announced that he will not operate, Scotrail put a speed restriction of 80 km/h And Avanti West Coast advised customers not to travel to the north of Preston.
In addition to the strong winds, the heavy rain is expected to come from the west, reaching the Ireland before reaching Britain and covering most of the Scotland.
The Floris Storm is the sixth storm with the name of the 2024/25 season, and the first since January, according to the BBC.
