The UK braces for impact as Storm Floris barrels towards the nation, bringing fierce winds and torrential rain. The Met Office has officially named the storm, warning of potential disruption across the country starting today.
Gusts could reach up to 80mph in coastal areas, posing a significant risk to power lines and travel. Heavy rainfall is also expected, increasing the likelihood of flooding in vulnerable regions. The storm is predicted to be exceptionally strong, according to RTE.ie.
Northern Ireland is already preparing for closures, with parks and tourist spots bracing to shut down as a precaution. The BBC reports widespread strong winds and rain are forecast across the UK, impacting daily life for millions.
Stay safe and heed weather warnings. "Storm" is a name given to particularly impactful weather systems by the Met Office when they are expected to cause medium or high impacts. Check local news and travel updates for the latest information.
