Weather warnings are in place in Ireland and the UK as Storm Debi brings heavy rain and powerful winds.
Parts of Ireland have been on pink alert from 5am to 9am this morning, with Met Eireann warning that there was a “potential danger to life”.
The storm has eased barely, however there are nonetheless amber alerts in components of the UK and yellow warnings all through Ireland.
Amber alerts imply an elevated chance of impacts from extreme climate which may disrupt your plans, whereas yellow warnings are for lower-level impacts.
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Here is the total listing of the place alerts are nonetheless in place at the moment and for a way lengthy.
Amber wind warning (Northern Ireland): 6am to 12pm
County Armagh
County Down
The Met Office says a spell of sturdy winds as much as 60-65mph are anticipated to proceed throughout these areas till noon earlier than easing within the afternoon.
Amber wind warning: 10am to 4pm
North West England
Yorkshire and Humber
The Met Office says a spell of very sturdy westerly winds is anticipated to develop later Monday morning throughout northwest England.
Inland gusts of 60-65 mph are probably in locations while alongside the coast gusts of 70-80 mph are anticipated earlier than steadily easing into the night.
Yellow rain and wind warning (Northern Ireland): 3am to 2pm
County Antrim
County Armagh
County Down
County Fermanagh
County Londonderry
County Tyrone
The Met Office warns the storm might convey heavy rain and powerful winds to those areas, inflicting disruption and flooding till it clears eastwards later within the day.
Yellow rain and wind warning: 12am to 3pm
Throughout Ireland
Met Eireann says very windy or stormy climate is anticipated to be accompanied by heavy rain, with an opportunity of embedded thunderstorms and hail as much as 3pm.
Yellow wind warning: 4am to 6pm
East Midlands
North East England
North West England
Wales
West Midlands
Yorkshire and Humber
The Met Office says there’s a probability of very sturdy westerly winds creating alongside Irish Sea coasts of Wales and northwest England on Monday morning earlier than extending inland throughout day, slowly easing later.
Yellow rain warning (Scotland): 10am to 9pm
Central, Tayside and Fife
Grampian
The Met Office warns of persistent rain throughout northeast Scotland at the moment which can trigger journey disruption and flooding till it eases within the night.
Source: information.sky.com”