Britain braces for stormy weatherTh

Britain braces for stormy weather

The most powerful storm in years could batter Britain next week, with parts of England hit by gales of more than 80mph.
The storm will develop over the Atlantic on Saturday before potentially hitting the south coast on Sunday night and into Monday, bringing exceptionally strong winds, forecasters predict.
Gales could bring down trees and cause damage to roads and buildings, potentially causing major transport disruption and power cuts.
Eddy Carroll, the chief forecaster at the Met Office, said: "This storm doesn't exist at the moment, but our forecasts models predict it is likely to develop in the west Atlantic on Saturday. Then it's likely to rapidly intensify just west of the UK late on Sunday before tracking across England and Wales early on Monday.
"There is still a chance this storm may take a more southerly track and miss the UK, bringing impacts elsewhere in northern Europe, but people should be aware there is a risk of severe weather and significant disruption.”
"With that in mind, people should keep up to date with and act on the advice in our forecasts and warnings as the situation develops."
There is no guarantee that the storm will hit – some forecasts predict it could pass through the English Channel rather than hitting land. But if it does it is likely to be worst storm of the year so far.

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Britain braces for Stormy weather in years The MOST Powerful Storm Next Week Could Batter Britain, with Parts of England hit by Gales of More than 80 mph. The Storm Will develop over the Atlantic on Saturday before hitting the south Potentially Coast on Sunday night and into Monday ., Bringing Exceptionally strong Winds, Forecasters predict Gales Trees Could Bring down and cause Damage to Roads and buildings, Potentially Causing Major Cuts Transport Disruption and power. Eddy Carroll, the Chief Forecaster at the Met Office, Said: "This does not Storm exist at the Moment, BUT Our Forecasts models predict it is LIKELY to develop in the west Atlantic on Saturday. Then it's LIKELY to Rapidly intensify just west of the UK Late on Sunday before Tracking across England and Wales Early on Monday. "There is Still Take a Chance this Storm May Miss a More southerly track and the UK, Bringing Impacts Elsewhere in northern Europe, BUT People SHOULD be aware there is a Significant Risk of Severe weather and Disruption. " "With That in Mind, People SHOULD Keep up to . Date with and act on the advice in Our Forecasts and warnings as the Situation Develops " There is no Guarantee That Will hit the Storm -. Some Forecasts predict Could Pass it through the English Channel Rather than hitting Land BUT if it does it is LIKELY to be worst storm of the year so far.

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Britain braces for stormy weather

The most powerful storm in years could batter Britain next week, with parts of England hit by gales of more than 80mph.
The storm will develop over the Atlantic on Saturday before potentially hitting the south coast on Sunday night and into Monday, bringing exceptionally strong winds, forecasters predict.
Gales could bring down trees and cause damage to roads and buildings, potentially causing major transport disruption and power cuts.
Eddy Carroll, the chief forecaster at the Met Office, "This storm doesn't exist said: at the moment, but our forecasts models predict it is likely to develop in the West Atlantic on Saturday.Then it's likely to rapidly intensify just west of the UK late on Sunday before tracking across England and Wales early on Monday.
"There is still a chance this storm may take a more southerly track and miss the UK, bringing impacts elsewhere in northern Europe, but people should be aware there is a risk of severe weather and significant disruption."
"With that in mind,People should keep up to date with and act on the advice in our forecasts and warnings as the situation develops. "
There is no guarantee that the storm will hit - some forecasts predict it could pass through the English Channel rather than hitting land. But if it does it is likely to be worst storm of the year so far.