UK warnings of severe weather
REGIONAL FLASH WARNINGS OF SEVERE WEATHER
These warnings are issued when severe weather is expected to cause disruption to traffic etc. over the next few hours. See the guide below for more details.
Current warnings:
There are no flash warnings currently in force.
Make sure you know what to do when severe weather is forecast, follow our severe weather advice. For more detailed weather information in your area, contact Weathercall.
UK ADVANCE WARNINGS OF SEVERE WEATHER
These warnings are issued when severe weather is expected to cause widespread disruption to traffic etc. over the next few days. See the guide below for more details.
Current warnings:
ADVANCE WARNING OF SEVERE WEATHER
Here is an ADVANCED WARNING of Heavy Snow affecting Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and Wales.
Issued by the Met Office at 10:01 on Friday, 24 December 2004.
Forecasters at the Met Office continue to predict snow for most northern and western parts of the UK over the Christmas period.
Rain is expected to turn to snow across much of Scotland during Christmas Eve afternoon, followed by heavy snow showers. These snow showers will extend further south into parts of Northern Ireland, northwest England, and Wales by Christmas Eve evening to give significant accumulations of snow in places overnight especially over higher ground.
On Christmas Day therell be further snow showers, chiefly across north and west Scotland, northern parts of Northern Ireland, west Wales and also northwest England, leading to accumulations of more than 10cm in places to give dangerous driving conditions. Smaller amounts of snow are likely to penetrate further south and east into parts of the Midlands and southern England.
Strengthening winds will bring blizzard conditions to some parts of western Scotland and Northern Ireland on Christmas Eve night.
On Boxing Day, therell be further snow showers chiefly across northern Scotland, and both eastern and western coastal counties of Britain, although these will gradually die away during the day.
For enquiries regarding this warning - please contact your regional Met Office.
Transmitted by the Met Office at 10:01 on Friday 24 December
A Very Merry White Xmas and a New Year with plenty of fish have a great one EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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REGIONAL FLASH WARNINGS OF SEVERE WEATHER
These warnings are issued when severe weather is expected to cause disruption to traffic etc. over the next few hours. See the guide below for more details.
Current warnings:
There are no flash warnings currently in force.
Make sure you know what to do when severe weather is forecast, follow our severe weather advice. For more detailed weather information in your area, contact Weathercall.
UK ADVANCE WARNINGS OF SEVERE WEATHER
These warnings are issued when severe weather is expected to cause widespread disruption to traffic etc. over the next few days. See the guide below for more details.
Current warnings:
ADVANCE WARNING OF SEVERE WEATHER
Here is an ADVANCED WARNING of Heavy Snow affecting Scotland, Northern Ireland, England and Wales.
Issued by the Met Office at 10:01 on Friday, 24 December 2004.
Forecasters at the Met Office continue to predict snow for most northern and western parts of the UK over the Christmas period.
Rain is expected to turn to snow across much of Scotland during Christmas Eve afternoon, followed by heavy snow showers. These snow showers will extend further south into parts of Northern Ireland, northwest England, and Wales by Christmas Eve evening to give significant accumulations of snow in places overnight especially over higher ground.
On Christmas Day therell be further snow showers, chiefly across north and west Scotland, northern parts of Northern Ireland, west Wales and also northwest England, leading to accumulations of more than 10cm in places to give dangerous driving conditions. Smaller amounts of snow are likely to penetrate further south and east into parts of the Midlands and southern England.
Strengthening winds will bring blizzard conditions to some parts of western Scotland and Northern Ireland on Christmas Eve night.
On Boxing Day, therell be further snow showers chiefly across northern Scotland, and both eastern and western coastal counties of Britain, although these will gradually die away during the day.
For enquiries regarding this warning - please contact your regional Met Office.
Transmitted by the Met Office at 10:01 on Friday 24 December
A Very Merry White Xmas and a New Year with plenty of fish have a great one EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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