Weather maps present 1,000km Storm Isha chaos – see the place wind will likely be most fierce

Storm Isha has been named by the Met Office and appears set to wreak havoc throughout the UK on Sunday (January 21) and Monday (January 22).

Two rarely-seen amber climate warnings for wind are in place, with gusts of as much as 80mph anticipated.

One will final from 6pm on Sunday till 9am on Monday and covers Northern Ireland, southern components of Scotland, northern components of England, Wales and the south-west. A second covers south-east of England, lasting from midnight on Sunday till 9am on Monday.

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Advanced climate modelling maps from WX Charts present the true extent of Storm Isha, with the climate entrance spanning the whole nation (roughly 1,000km).

Rain is tracked to drench the us all at round 9pm on Sunday. Downpours are anticipated to be most intense in western areas, significantly Wales, with rain coming down at a price of round 10mm per hour.

WX Charts’ maps additionally present the place winds will likely be most intense. Again its the west coast of the UK that may naked the brunt, signified by white patches on the map (beneath). North Wales is the place winds will likely be most intense.

As effectively because the amber warning, the remainder of the nation is below a much less extreme yellow wind warning from noon on Sunday to noon on Monday. There are additionally separate rain warnings in place in Scotland, the north of England and Wales, the place localised flooding is on the playing cards.

Met Office Chief Meteorologist Dan Suri mentioned: “Storm Isha will bring strong winds to the whole of the UK through Sunday and into Monday. The areas of particular concern are reflected by a large Amber severe weather warning which covers Northern Ireland, central and southern Scotland, Wales, much of northern England as well as southwestern parts of England.

“In these regions we could see gusts frequently between 50-60mph and even up to 80mph in exposed coastal locations. As the storm starts to move away on Monday morning very strong winds will also develop in the far southeast of England, bringing the risk of 70-80mph gusts here too in the early hours of Monday morning.

“Storm Isha will convey a disruptive spell of climate to the UK with robust winds throughout the entire nation. Heavy rain will trigger extra hazards, significantly within the west.

“A number of severe weather warnings for rain have also been issued. Keep up to date with the Met Office warnings and pay close attention to guidance from your local authority.”

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