Warning aver weather is into effect with dangerous thunderstorms on the road – Irish news

Amber weather warning will come into effect and will hit the dangerous thunderstorms UK.

Mitt office said storms this week could cause floods and pose a danger to life in some areas.

The prophet said that the buildings may be damaged by the flood water, lightning strikes, cold, or strong winds.

Car drivers were urged to prepare.

Heavy rains with thunder may create “fast or deep flood water, causing a danger to life” in the amber warning area, which extends to the east and southeast of England, including London, between 4 am and 11 am on Saturday.

It can fall between 20 mm and 40 mm of rain in one hour in the amber warning area, and reaches 70 mm to 100 mm within a few hours as heavy rain continues.

“The heavy rains, with thunderstorms in places, can lead to some large surface water floods during the morning of Saturday,” said the Mit office.

The continuous flood may cause “great effects” if it strikes “more urban areas”.

It is possible that homes and companies will strike and that floods may occur quickly, adding that some societies may be cut in a state of floods.

This is the first amber warning in London since January last year.

The warning expands to most of England and some parts of southern Scotland from midnight to 9 pm on Saturday.

The predictors said these storms may “cause disruption in places.”

The Mitt office said: “Heavy rains will move with thunderstorms included in the northwest through a large group of central and eastern England until Friday night until Saturday.”

He added: “The rain is likely to be heavy in places, as it brings 20-30 mm in less than an hour, with 60-90 mm in two to three hours possible in a few places.”

It is also possible to frequent lightning and topical surface water floods.

“Intensive rain will affect parts of the United Kingdom as thunderstorms are transferred from France.

“A set of harsh weather warnings, including the amber warning that covers southeastern England and London.

“Intensive rainfall may lead to flooding of surface water as well as frequent lightning and cold as well.

“The situation is evolving, and the warnings can be changed or added.”

He added: “The weekend is expected to be busy on the roads, as more schools in England and Wales are separated for summer holidays, so it is important that people remain specific with the latest expectations.

“There will be seizures of gentle weather in parts of the UK during the weekend, with some sunny talismans while moving.”

The continuous cloud and rain will keep the temperatures on Saturday relatively low.

The maximum temperatures will remain mainly in high teenagers to 20 ° C, but more brighter talismans in the south can reach in the mid -twenties of the last century.

The latest amber warning in London for wind was on January 2, 2024, during the storm Hink, which swept the central parts of England and Wales.

AA urged drivers to prepare for turmoil and road care.

The collapse service said: “This amount of rain is worth more than a month for the normal month of July.

“In addition to heavy rains, the effects of frequent lightning, stormy winds and large cold are also likely to be.

“These storms can affect some of the famous holiday methods for early departure in this year’s summer smuggle.

“While the topical floods and the sudden appearance of surface water are the usual risks associated with the heavy summer rain, the possibility of the surfaces of slippery roads at the connections and rotors is a hidden threat.”