The UK is braced for more travel disruption this week with a second storm due to hit early tomorrow morning (18 February 2022).
Storm Eunice has been upgraded to a ‘red’ warning for parts of southwest England and south Wales. This is the highest level in the Met Office’s ranking of weather warnings, meaning there is a threat to life from flying debris.
An amber warning remains in place for much of the rest of Wales and England as far north as Manchester. But people across the country are being urged to avoid travelling, with London North Easter Railway (LNER) telling passengers not to go between London, York and Leeds on Friday.
The most exposed coastal areas could see gusts of over 90 mph, while those in amber areas could also be pummelled by winds of 70 to 80 mph, the Met Office said in an update this morning.
Source: https://www.euronews.com/travel/2022/02/17/uk-storm-rare-red-warning-for-wind-affects-rail-road-and-air-travel
