Storm Lilian is ready to shake things up this bank holiday weekend with 75mph winds and heavy rain! ๐ง๏ธ๐จ Are you prepared for the chaos?
As the UK gears up for the much-anticipated bank holiday weekend, we are faced with a less than delightful surprise: Storm Lilian is set to sweep across the nation. The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for both wind and rain, indicating potential disruption to travel, fallen trees, and even property damage in certain areas. If you have plans for a weekend getaway or a picnic in the park, now might be the time to consult that trusty weather app!
Lilian promises to make her entrance on Friday morning with heavy downpours and fierce winds, the kind that might make your umbrella more of a flying kite than a weather shield. Gusts are forecasted to hit the 50-60mph range, but brace yourself, as in some places, they could even exceed a staggering 75mph! This storm is the twelfth named storm of the season, leaving many of us wondering if the weather has taken a page out of Game of Thrones โ winter has indeed come early!
For many in the northern parts of the UK, this storm may wreak havoc, especially with reports of possible travel disruptions and power outages. If you reside in the high-risk areas, it might be wise to stock up on essential supplies and prepare your home for the worst. Perhaps reconsider that trip to the shops for a few essentials; after all, nobody wants to be caught on the road battling elements straight out of a disaster movie!
So, as the clouds gather and winds begin to howl, let's all unite in our quest to weather this storm. Keep your windows closed, your cups of tea full, and get ready to ride out Lilian! And here's a fun fact: Some of the strongest winds ever recorded in the UK reached up to 122mph during Storm Joan in 1970. Or how about this: the name 'Lilian' comes from the Latin word for 'lily' โ letโs hope this storm doesnโt bloom into something too damaging!
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Lilian is the twelfth named storm of the season โ the furthest the Met Office have got through the list โ and the first since April. | ITV National News.
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