Heavy Rain and Travel Chaos Expected Across Wales: Met Office Issues Yellow Weather Warning
Risk of Surface Water Flooding and Transport Disruption in South Wales
BRITS can expect a battering from heavy rain and travel chaos as the Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning. The warning covers Swansea in South Wales, stretching towards Cardiff in the east and nudging towards Carmarthen in the west.
Prepare for Potential Flooding and Longer Journey Times
As the warning remains in place from 9pm on Saturday until 6am on Sunday, residents are advised to brace for some surface water flooding and transport disruption overnight and into early Sunday morning. There is a possibility of flooding in homes and businesses, with road floods likely to increase journey times.
Wet Start to Sunday Predicted for Eastern Areas
Eastern areas will experience a wet start to Sunday, with rain expected to linger before clearing up. Conversely, other parts of the country will witness drier conditions with intermittent sunny spells and occasional showers. Northern Ireland and northern Scotland can anticipate dry and bright weather with sunny spells, offering a pleasant experience in the sunshine.
Mild Weather Outlook with Above Average Temperatures
Sunday is expected to be a mild day, with temperatures exceeding the average. Looking towards the early part of the working week, mostly dry conditions are anticipated, although rain is expected to approach from the west. Temperature changes will be consistent with average seasonal norms.
Extended Forecast from the Met Office
The Met Office’s long-range forecast for March 21 to March 30 suggests a mix of weather patterns. Initially dry conditions are expected to shift to widespread rain, predominantly in the northwest. Strong winds along coasts are forecast, with northwesterly winds bringing a blend of sunny spells and heavy showers in subsequent days. The upcoming week may feature unsettled conditions primarily affecting southern regions, whereas northern areas might observe drier but colder conditions.
Amidst the changing weather patterns, temperatures in the south east are forecasted to reach a high of 16C on Sunday. As more rain is scheduled to arrive from the west next week, temperatures are likely to remain changeable.
By staying informed about the evolving weather conditions and following recommended safety measures, individuals can better navigate and adapt to the unpredictable climate shifts.