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Met Office Issues Yellow warning for Strathclyde

In Effect From:
May 22nd, 5:00 pm
In Effect Till:
May 23rd, 10:00 am
Current Status:
Warning No Longer In Effect

Western and northern Scotland at risk of disruption due to heavy rain.

A region of intense rainfall is forecasted to progress northwestward through the warned area during late Wednesday afternoon and persist into Thursday morning, eventually becoming lighter and more scattered. During this timeframe, a total of 20-30 mm of precipitation is expected to accumulate widely, with some elevated areas facing the possibility of receiving over 60 mm. The presence of strong and gusty northerly winds could intensify the impacts of the rainfall. In order to prepare for these conditions, residents are advised to assess the risk of flooding to their property and devise a flood plan along with an emergency flood kit. To minimize potential disruptions, it is recommended to check road conditions, bus and train schedules, and adjust travel arrangements accordingly. In the event of power outages, having essentials like torches, batteries, a mobile phone power pack, and other necessary items ready can help individuals manage more effectively. It is crucial to stay alert to any changes in weather warnings, as they may evolve rapidly. The Met Office advises staying informed with the latest weather forecasts for your area.

What To EXPECT

  • Bus and train services may be affected with longer journey times
  • Spray and flooding on roads could lead to longer journey times
  • Possible flooding of a few homes and businesses
  • Some interruptions to power supplies and other services are possible

Regions Affected

Highlands & Eilean Siar

  • Na h-Eileanan Siar
  • Highland

Orkney & Shetland

  • Orkney Islands

Strathclyde

  • Argyll and Bute
For more details please visit the Met Office's UK Weather Warnings Page

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