Storm Eowyn Wind Map Reveals When Strongest Gusts Will Hit Yorkshire

Storm Eowyn is approaching Yorkshire, bringing strong winds and potential hazards. Stay safe and be prepared for gusts up to 80mph this Friday.

Storm Eowyn Wind Map Reveals When Strongest Gusts Will Hit Yorkshire
Storm Eowyn Wind Map Reveals When Strongest Gusts Will Hit Yorkshire

Leeds: Storm Eowyn is on its way, and it’s not playing nice. The UK is bracing for some serious winds this Friday. We’re talking gusts that could hit 80mph!

An amber weather warning is in effect for Yorkshire. The Met Office is warning that these winds could be dangerous. They might cause damage to buildings, power outages, and even toss debris around.

The warning covers areas like Harrogate, parts of Leeds, Bradford, and more. It kicks in at 6am on Friday and lasts until 9pm. The storm will sweep across the northwest, moving northeast by night.

Expect strong winds from the west and southwest. Most places will see gusts of 60-70mph, with some areas hitting 70-80mph. Coastal spots might even see gusts over 90mph!

The Met Office also mentioned that there might be a brief lull in wind strength as the storm passes. But don’t get too comfortable; the winds will pick up again quickly.

For places like Leeds, Wakefield, and Sheffield, a yellow warning is also in place. This one runs from midnight to 11:59pm on Friday.

If you’re curious about when the strongest winds will hit, here’s a quick rundown. At midnight, winds are around 20mph. By 3am, they jump to 30mph.

By 5am, expect gusts over 50mph, with some areas like Settle reaching 53mph. As the morning goes on, winds will peak around 10am, with Skipton seeing 58mph.

So, keep an eye on the weather and stay safe out there!

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