Storm Bram is causing quite the chaos across the UK! 🌧️⚠️ With multiple weather warnings still active, the strong winds and floods are hitting hard. If you’re in Shetland, Central Tayside & Fife, Grampian, or as far south as Edinburgh and Glasgow, hold on tight until those warnings lift later today. Stay safe out there!
Roads are feeling the strain too. The M4 Prince of Wales Bridge had an overnight closure due to dodgy lighting columns, and the A66 and A19 are battle zones for high-sided vehicles thanks to those powerful gusts. 🛣️💨
Network Rail Scotland is on it, inspecting tracks from Fort William to Mallaig and Dingwall to Kyle of Lochalsh. Expect delays while they clear things up. ✈️🚂
And if you’re travelling by air, check your flight status — Dublin Airport scrapped 91 flights, and 10 more had to land elsewhere. York’s riverside isn’t faring any better, with flooding from the Ouse giving folks there a watery wake-up call. 🌊
Despite the stormy drama, Carlisle managed to break records with a balmy 16.8°C on Tuesday! 🌡️ Today, much of England and Wales will experience a mix of sun, winds, and a few showers. Remember, folks, safety first! If you must travel, double-check those timetables and road conditions. 🚌🚗
Wherever you are, keep dry, stay informed, and let us know how Storm Bram is treating you in the comments! 💬 Stay safe, everyone!