The Met office map reveals Storm Herminia with 80 miles per hour and the amazing floods that explode across the United Kingdom.
The last storm called Eyen killed two people during the weekend and caused a major disturbance, as some British warned against staying inside.
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The national forecast says that the next few days seem “to remain very unstable.”
The interactive map shows a blanket of rain in the United Kingdom within the next few hours.
Warnings
A series of bile warnings of wind and rain is released for large parts of England and Wales with more than 40 flood warnings.
Parts of Wales, Central, South and Northern England have been subjected to a 24 -hour warning to strong winds and spots since the same time.
There was a warning for periods of heavy rains that could cause some floods of roads and property in place in West Midlands and most Wales until 11.59 pm on Monday, as MET office expects from 20 to 40 mm wide and 50 mm to 70 mm on top Earth level.
Okhampton's rain in Devon was 35.8 mm on Sunday, while a storm of 83 miles per hour was registered in Perry Head, south of Devon, and 81 miles per hour in Capelcorig, north of Wales.
There was a warning from the yellow wind until 7 am on Monday for large parts of southern England, northwest, West Midlands and Yorkshire.
The floods witnessed the extensions of the A36 and the A303 closed in Devon and Wiltshire overnight, while National Rail said that the services were working normally between TAUUNTON and Castle Cary after the flood.
Most of the Forty Flood warnings, where the floods, issued by the Environment Agency, the southwestern and southern coast, are expected to cover the two warnings issued by the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency.
Scotland recover from the effects of the storm EWYN.
Screters said that the engineers have made “great progress” in removing debris and repairing damage, but it is unlikely to open many lines to start services on Monday.
Largus's line will not be reopened to Araosan on Monday after a top gun game fell due to a falling tree.
Avanti West Coast said that the services to and from Glasgow and Edinburgh have resumed, but have warned of the late beginnings and possible delays on Scottish roads.
Northern Ireland's electricity networks said that about 74,000 customers remained without energy at the end of Sunday after the EOWYN storm, while North Powergrid said the teams were working to re -connect more than 150 customers overnight.
“Although it is not expected, the effects of floods translated from waterways, drains, channels and floods can include land flow,” said Bin Loki, director of flood fees at the Environment Agency.
A wet talisman and a storm arrived in the southwest on Sunday morning and was moving across the north of the United Kingdom during the night.
“Things will remain unstable in the next few days. We will get.
Although it is not as strong as Storm EOWYN, the low pressure system has been named by meteorologists in Spain, which was expected to feel the strongest wind.
Weather forecast for 5 days
today:
Bathing or taller talismans than rain across most areas. Sometimes showering in the south with a chance of thunder, as well as hill ice in the north. Strong winds, continuous storm forces in the south, and temperatures around average.
Tonight:
The shower and the longest rain attacks continue overnight. Galls in the southwest slowly abandons, but the wind advances in the far north. Informed frost in the northwest.
Tuesday:
More heavy bathing in the south with thunder. Longer rain attacks in the northwest, but later reduce. Strong winds at first, temperatures around the average.
Expectations from Wednesday to Friday:
It remains wet and storm in the south on Wednesday. It became more settled for everyone on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures near the seasonal average, but cold at night.
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