Storm Éowyn set to hit UK as Liverpool issued first weather warning

Liverpool: So, Storm Éowyn is on its way, and it’s bringing a yellow weather warning for fog. The alert kicks in at midnight and lasts until 11 AM today.

The Met Office is saying that fog could mess with travel plans, so keep that in mind if you’re heading out. It’s going to be cloudy most of the day, with a bit of rain around 1 PM. Expect temperatures to hit a chilly 6°C.

Tonight should be dry for most, but don’t be surprised if you see some frost and patchy fog forming overnight. The west will be cloudier, with light rain expected. The low could drop to 0°C.

Looking ahead to Thursday, it’s going to be mainly cloudy, and we might see some heavy showers moving in. It’ll be windy too, but things should clear up a bit later in the afternoon, with a high of 7°C.

Now, about Storm Éowyn—it’s expected to bring some serious winds and disruption on Friday. The Met Office warns of possible power cuts and issues with mobile phone coverage.

Roads, rail, air, and ferry services could all be affected, leading to longer travel times and cancellations. Some roads and bridges might even close.

There’s a real chance of damage to buildings, with roofs getting blown off and power lines down. Plus, flying debris could pose a danger to life, along with large waves hitting coastal areas.

Liverpool isn’t the only place in for a rough ride; many regions will feel the impact of the storm. In Scotland, the warning will last into Saturday, ending at 3 PM on January 25.

The forecast shows winds could hit 57 mph in Liverpool on Friday, with the worst expected around noon. Stay safe out there!