from the met office. he is able to join us he is able tojoin us now. what he is able to join us now. what can we expect in the coming hours and days? i think people i suppose hoped that the worst of it was behind them? i that the worst of it was behind them? ~ ., ., ., , them? i think we are going to see them? i think we are going to see the eak them? i think we are going to see the peak of them? i think we are going to see the peak of the them? i think we are going to see the peak of the winds them? i think we are going to see the peak of the winds overnight . the peak of the winds overnight tonight across northern ireland. we have an amber warning in place, the met office issued it earlier today. an amber warning from midnight until 7am across the northern half of northern ireland, 70 80 mph along the coast. and along the south of scotland, northern ireland, wales and northern england we will see the wind strength and again. kind of a double whammy with storm franklin with real
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winds, forecast up to 90 miles an hour in exposed areas, and 70 to 80 miles an houron land. which is unusual for the south of the uk. the problem is, this is coinciding with a spring tide on friday morning, measuring up to 12.8 metres that s more than a0 feet in some areas, which could bring storm surges at the coast and result in flooding inland. meteorologists are concerned because the storm will hit in the morning, when people are out and about. the wind strength will be stronger than we would normally see in these kind of spells and it s going to hit highly populated areas. it s going to have a really big impact. 0ur recommendation, if you don t have to travel tomorrow, if you don t have to go out and about, is to stay indoors. eunice comes straight after another storm, dudley.
are out and about. the wind strength will be stronger than we would normally see in these kind of spells and it s going to hit highly populated areas. it s going to have a really big impact. our recommendation, if you don t have to travel tomorrow, if you don t have to go out and about, is to stay indoors. eunice comes straight after another storm, dudley. just north of lockerbie, a tree fell on overhead cables. in hertfordshire, roads were blocked, and in south wales, this wind turbine couldn t cope with the costs. but is climate change affecting storms? the met office says they haven t seen compelling trends of increased storminess, but the impact of warming may become clearer over time. this was the damage caused by the great storm of 1987, where winds reached more than 100 miles an hour. forecasters say storm eunice shouldn t be as bad, but it could still be the strongest storm we ve seen for many years.
the wind strength will be stronger than we would normally see in these kind of spells and it s going to hit highly populated areas. it s going to have a really big impact. our recommendation, if you don t have to travel tomorrow, if you don t have to go out and about, is to stay indoors. eunice comes straight after another storm, dudley. just north of lockerbie, a tree fell on overhead cables. in hertfordshire, roads were blocked, and in south wales, this wind turbine couldn t cope with the costs. but is climate change affecting storms? the met office says they haven t seen compelling trends of increased storminess, but the impact of warming may become clearer over time. this was the damage caused by the great storm of 1987, where winds reached more than 100 miles an hour. forecasters say storm eunice shouldn t be as bad, but it could still be the strongest storm we ve