Thunderstorms are scheduled to reach the United Kingdom just as parts of the country are baked under severe heat – where temperatures are expected to rise to 34 degrees Celsius in eastern England and climb 30 degrees Celsius in the north
The British were informed in seven regions of “gathering torches and batteries”, where violent storms threaten the necessity of power during a 34C temperature.
The MET office issued a yellow warning this weekend, as thunderstorms such as parts of the country were set under severe heat. Temperatures are expected to rise to 34 ° C in eastern England and exceed 30 degrees Celsius in the north. But from 3 pm until four in the morning on Sunday, heavy storms can bring flash floods, travel disruption, and power outage across Midlands, northeastern England, northwest of England, Wales, West Midlands, Yorkshire and Hamper. The prophet has warned that some societies can be cut by flood water, the roads may be closed, and bus and trains services can be canceled. Met office for those in affected areas said: “Think about gathering torches, batteries, mobile power package and other basic elements.”
It is expected that the scattered thunderstorms will be built until Saturday afternoon and move northeast, and purify them early on Sunday. In a statement, Met office added: “Thunderstorms may develop spread during the afternoon of Saturday, which last during the evening hours, and move northeast before eventually move to the North Sea by the early hours of Sunday.
“The most intense thunderstorm can produce frequent lightning, large winds and stormy winds, along with some heavy heavy rains for some time. This may lead to some effects of surface water in places.”
They also urged the residents to “consider whether your location is at risk of sudden floods. If so, consider preparing the flooding plan and an emergency flood group. Prepare to protect your property and people from injury. Before the stormy wind arrives, you are achieved to ensure stimulating objects (such as boxes, garden furniture, trampoline, tents) or temporary structures well.
“If you find yourself outside and hear thunder, protect yourself by finding a closed safe shelter (like a car). Do not house trees or near them, or other structures that may collide with lightning. If you are in a high area to the lower ground.
“Give yourself the best opportunity to avoid delay by checking the road conditions in the event of driving or buses and training time tables, and adjusting your travel plans if necessary.”
The affected local areas and authorities:
East Midlands
- Deripchire
- Nutinghamshere
Northeast England
- Darlington
- Durham
- Ghetoric
- Hartbul
- Middlesbrough
- Newcastle on Tine
- North Tenniside
- Nurutberland
- RDCAR and Cleveland
- Southern Tenniside
- Stockton-on-TEES
- Sunderland
Northwest England
- Blackburn with Darwin
- Blackpool
- East Chechere
- Chechire West and Chester
- Cambera
- Greater Manchester
- Halton
- Laschire
- Mercyside
- Warrington
Sw
Wells
- Conquest
- Denbightshire
- Fleinchire
- Wrexham
West Midlands
- Staffardchire
- Stock On Trint
Yorkshire and Hamer
- East Yorkshire
- Kingston on Hull
- North Lincolnchyire
- North Yorkshire
- Southern Yorkshire
- West Yorkshire
- York
