Storm Ashley weather warning

2024 - 10 - 21

Storm Ashley: Seas the Day with Gales and Gloom!

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Hold onto your umbrellas, mates! Storm Ashley is whipping up a whirlwind across Scotland and beyond! 💨🌧️

The UK is bracing itself as Storm Ashley, the first named storm of the season, barrels in with a vengeance. As the Met Office issues amber warnings, residents are warned to prepare for heavy winds and downpours that are set to pummel western Scotland and parts of England on Sunday. With gusts potentially reaching a staggering 111 mph, the storm is shaping up to be a ‘weather bomb’ experience you won’t want to miss—if you can stay safe, that is!

While the winds are swirling, it seems that those in Devon and Cornwall might have the worst of it, with Dartmoor being highlighted as an especially hard-hit area. Reportedly, transport services are feeling the brunt, with flights and train services cancelled as water levels on local rivers rise dramatically. As of Monday morning, the Met Office's weather warnings remain firmly in place, keeping everyone on high alert. Coastlines churn as waves crash, leaving many residents without electricity; over 29,000 households currently find themselves in the dark while dodging downed trees and broken lines.

But it’s not just the weather taking a turn for the worse; community helpers and multi-agency partners have rallied together to ensure everyone's safety during this tempest. The advice is clear: hunker down, secure your properties, and only venture out if absolutely necessary. Just imagine local wildlife pondering why they didn’t sign up for such chaotic weather—call it Storm Ashley’s harsh welcome party!

As the storm calms down over the coming days, one perhaps cheeky question remains—will this be the most memorable thing to happen this season? Time will only tell as Storm Ashley’s winds may quickly fade from memory but, for now, let’s ride out the tempest! Did you know that storm names are designed to help people take warnings seriously? The Met Office started naming storms back in 2015, making Storm Ashley one of many to bear a name. So, what's next? Storm Bob? Let's hope for clearer skies ahead!

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Storm Ashley: Amber warning as 'weather bomb' hits Scotland (BBC News)

Storm Ashley is expected to bring very high winds and rain, particularly affecting western areas on Sunday.

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UK weather: Storm Ashley batters UK with strong winds and rain (The Guardian)

Met Office issues warnings for across the UK as the first named storm of the season sweeps in.

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Storm Ashley brings weather warning to Devon and Cornwall (BBC News)

The Met Office warning, which was in place until midday, included strong winds and heavy rain, with Dartmoor forecast to be among the worst affected areas. It ...

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Storm Ashley – live: Flights cancelled and River Severn bursts ... (The Independent)

Met Office weather warning remains in force on Monday morning after Scotland pummelled with 111mph gusts.

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Updated Advice - Stay Safe during Storm Ashley (Department for Infrastructure)

Multi-agency partners have continued to meet over the weekend in preparation for Storm Ashley which is forecast to bring strong winds until midnight.

Storm Ashley weather warning. Check with your transport operator ... (Transport for Ireland)

Sunday 20th October 2024. Storm Ashley will bring strong gale force winds coupled with high tides. An orange weather warning is in place in Clare, Kerry, ...

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Storm Ashley: More than 29000 without power amid warnings of ... (Irish Examiner)

As coastal areas were hit by huge waves, sustained winds of up to 100kph knocked trees and power lines around the country.

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60 flights cancelled amid warnings of further disruption (RTE.ie)

The daa has said around 60 flights due to fly in and out of Dublin Airport have been cancelled so far due to challenging weather conditions and knock-on ...

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Ashley storm UK tracker: Where and when are Met Office weather ... (The Independent)

Met Office is warning of possible damage to homes, power cuts and disruption to travel by air, road, rail and ferry.

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Storm Ashley: Yellow wind warning remains in place as 29000 ... (Independent.ie)

Orange alert for Kerry, Clare, Galway, Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim and Donegal expired at 8pmStatus Yellow wind and rain warning for rest of country60 flights ...

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