Is storm Franklin hitting London?
Storm Franklin has hit the UK – and the Met Office has said there will be strong winds and possible disruption. There is a yellow weather warning for wind in place across London, and rail companies are issuing warnings not to travel.
What time will storm Franklin hit London?
10am – Storm Franklin is expected to first reach the UK at about midday, according to the Met Office. There’s a yellow wind warning in place for Northern Ireland and England from 12pm on Sunday until 1pm on Monday.
Where is the red warning for Eunice?
Storm Eunice: Red ‘dangerous’ weather warning issued as UK facing gusts up to 90mph. The high alert for southwest England and south Wales comes after the Met Office upgraded its “danger to life” amber alert covering almost the whole of England – warning of more outages and travel chaos on the roads and train lines.
Has Eunice left the UK?
After leaving a path of destruction in the UK, Storm Eunice hits Europe – under new names.
Is London Underground closed?
London Underground trains generally run between 5am and midnight Monday to Saturday. Operating hours are slightly reduced on Sunday. Night Tube trains run on some lines throughout the night on Fridays and Saturdays.
Is the Central line running OK today?
There are no reported disruptions at any .
Is it safe to travel today storm Franklin?
If you’re looking to travel by train today, you should be aware that many train operators have urged passengers not to travel amid reports of lines being blocked by fallen trees and flooding caused by Storm Franklin.
Where is storm Franklin heading?
Storm Franklin is set to hit the UK, with an amber weather warning issued for Northern Ireland and hundreds of alerts for flooding across the country. The amber warning runs from midnight until 7am on Monday, with warnings also in place for counties on the Republic of Ireland’s west coast.
Where Storm Eunice will hit?
South Wales and Cornwall will be hit first by Storm Eunice, with winds peaking at around 9am with gusts of up to 80mph. While Cornwall, Devon and Western Wales are expected to be impacted by the storm from 7am, Bristol are set to see winds as strong as 95mph around 9am.