The worst of the winds are anticipated to reach by Friday, when the entire nation is roofed by a yellow weather warning, with alerts issued for snow, wind and rain in some areas. Additionally, the Met Office has now issued uncommon crimson warning for Ireland.
“The primary twister danger appears to evolve alongside and [south] of a Bristol-London line.”
The Met Office has issued a yellow wind warning for London, with the capital additionally anticipated to be lashed by moist weather and even snow.
However when precisely is the storm anticipated to hit?
A shiny however chilly begin, with fog clearing as rain is available in earlier than largely easing by late-afternoon. Dry spells for later, interrupted by remoted showers. Fog and chilly weather with a most temperature of 8°C.
Showers easing within the night, with widespread clear spells and native frost.
Lighter winds step by step growing into moist and windy circumstances later within the night as Storm Éowyn arrives within the capital round 5pm. Minimal temperature is 2°C.
Saturday, January 26 to Monday, January 28
Sunny spells and lighter winds arriving Saturday, with potential rain or showers growing. Most temperature 10°C.
Principally calm begin to Sunday however robust winds rising, alongside rain. Additional moist and windy weather potential on Monday.
