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Storm Floris to bring 'unseasonably strong winds'
Storm Floris will bring "unseasonably strong and potentially disruptive winds" to Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and the North of England on Monday, the Met Office has said. A yellow weather warning will come into force at 06:00 on Monday and remain in place until 06:00 on Tuesday.
A “danger to life” warning has been issued as Storm Floris is set to bring unseasonably powerful 85mph gales to Britain.
Bad news for anyone planning to bask in the sun over the Bank Holiday weekend, as Met Éireann has issued a weather advisory due to Storm Floris set to hit Ireland.
Storm Floris to bring 60–85mph winds, flash flood alerts, and major travel disruption across the UK. Met Office issues yellow ...
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Storm Floris: parks and council facilities to close after yellow weather warning issued for the province
A number of councils have announced plans to shut parks and other sites with Storm Floris expected to hit Northern Ireland at ...
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Met Eireann sounds ominous warning for outdoor events ahead of arrival of ‘rapidly deepening’ Storm Floris
Met Éireann has warned that “more people will be at a greater risk of exposure than would normally be the case” ahead of the ...
ScotRail have told passengers to check their journeys at the beginning of next week with Storm Floris set to hit.
Scotland’s railway is preparing for potential disruption early next week as Storm Floris brings high winds and heavy rain to ...
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