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Category: Weather
Storm Éowyn Update: Aftermath and Weather Forecast
Storm Éowyn is moving away from the Central Belt. While gusty winds persist, they are expected to diminish significantly after 10pm on January 24th. The following day will remain windy but less intense, featuring sunny spells, variable cloud, and scattered, blustery showers, with cold conditions, especially in hilly areas.
Bardykes Road Blocked
A red weather warning is imminent, causing significant disruptions. A fallen tree on Bardykes Road is blocking the busy route. The council has been notified, highlighting the need to avoid travel if possible.
NHS Lanarkshire Cancels Non-Urgent Appointments Due to Weather Alert
NHS Lanarkshire is postponing all non-urgent hospital and community appointments on January 24, 2025, due to a red weather warning. Patients will be contacted regarding postponements, and non-urgent GP services will be delivered remotely. Essential maternity and nursing visits will still occur. Safety remains a priority during this period.
Extreme Winds Expected: Storm Eowyn to hit Central Scotland
A red weather warning has been issued for Central Scotland and Northern Ireland due to Storm Eowyn, expected to bring winds up to 100mph on Friday from 10am to 5pm. The Met Office advises against travel, anticipating significant damage and urging precautions, particularly in Northern Ireland, where schools are closing.
Storm Eowyn: Amber Weather Warning for Central Scotland
A storm, named Eowyn, is approaching Scotland on Friday, prompting an amber warning for Central Scotland from 06:00 to 21:00. Anticipated disruptions include strong winds and heavy rain beginning Thursday night. Additionally, a yellow wind warning will be in effect from 12am Friday through 3pm Saturday. Stay safe.
Weather Forecast: Variable Clouds and Rain Outlook
Central Scotland’s weather tomorrow will feature variable clouds with some bright spells, mainly dry but possible light showers. From Thursday to Saturday, expect early rain, wintry conditions on hills, clear skies later, and very windy weather with significant rain and morning snow on Friday. Saturday will see morning showers and afternoon rain.
Dry Weather Outlook: Clear Skies and Mist
Tonight will be dry with initially cloudy skies, then clearer with some mist and fog. Sunday promises another dry day with morning mist and bright spells, becoming cloudier in the evening. Monday to Wednesday will remain largely cloudy with occasional bright spells and potential rain, alongside mist and fog in hills at times.