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UK Braces for Storm Darragh: Emergency Alerts Issued for 90mph Winds

Millions across the UK have been advised to stay indoors as Storm Darragh brings winds of up to 90mph. The Cabinet Office issued its largest emergency alert to date, targeting areas under the Met Office's rare red weather warning for parts of Wales and southwest England.

The red warning, in place from 3am to 11am on Saturday, signals "dangerous weather" with risks of flying debris, falling trees, and significant disruption to transport and infrastructure. Events such as Christmas attractions, football matches, and major races have been canceled as a precaution.

An amber warning for heavy rain spans much of the west coast, including Wales, Northern Ireland, and parts of Scotland, with forecasts of flooding and transport delays. Over 100 flood warnings are in effect, with rainfall expected to exceed 90mm in some areas.

While many received loud emergency alerts on their phones, some reported not receiving them, raising concerns about the system's reliability. Despite uncertainties, officials have urged the public to exercise caution and stay updated on weather developments.

Transport networks, including National Rail and airports, are braced for delays, with some operators advising against non-essential travel. The Environment Agency warns that flooding may impact areas already affected by previous storms, adding to the challenges posed by Storm Darragh.

[weathermadness]

Severe weather will occur in the southern Plains today. A few tornadoes are possible. Low pressure in the southern Caribbean will become Rafael and may become a hurricane. That system will head towards the Gulf this weekend. Snow will impact the Rockies today and tomorrow.

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Typhoon Approaches Japan, Threatens Heavy Rain, High Winds Read more here

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Winter Storm Ravages California with Unprecedented Fury

Power Outages, Flooding, and Hurricane-Force Winds

A powerful winter storm, fueled by a relentless atmospheric river, unleashed havoc across California on Sunday. The state was battered by intense downpours, leaving hundreds of thousands without power, flooding roadways, and prompting a rare warning of hurricane-force winds. This second atmospheric river often likened to a river in the sky, proved to be the most potent of the season, particularly in Southern California.

Millions at Risk as Meteorologists Sound Alarm

Accuweather meteorologists warned that up to 37 million people, approximately 94% of California’s population, were at risk of life-threatening floods from the storm. The National Weather Service issued a seldom-seen hurricane-force wind warning for the Central Coast, cautioning about gusts reaching up to 92 mph from the Monterey Peninsula to the northern section of San Luis Obispo County. The gravity of the situation urged officials to take unprecedented steps to ensure public safety.

Chaos Unleashes Across Northern California

San Francisco felt the brunt of the winter storm, with officials issuing alerts about flooded and blocked streets, fallen trees – one of which brought down power lines – and a hillside landslide. Meanwhile, 100 miles south in Monterey County, the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am golf tournament faced delays as adverse weather conditions persisted. The consequences of the storm’s wrath were far-reaching, impacting daily life and scheduled events.

State of Emergency Declared as the Storm Heads South

As the winter storm progresses, it is expected to head south, bringing downpours, flash floods, and high-elevation mountain snow to the Los Angeles area on Sunday afternoon and evening. The onslaught is set to continue, targeting Orange County and San Diego on Monday and Tuesday. Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency for eight Southern California counties, including Los Angeles and Orange. The National Weather Service described the impending weather as “one of the most dramatic” in recent memory.

The first storm, known as the “Pineapple Express,” drenched the state with 1-6 inches of rain last Wednesday and Thursday. The follow-up storm, carrying even more moisture, is exacerbating already saturated regions, creating dangerous and potentially deadly conditions. As Californians brace for the continued onslaught, emergency response teams are on high alert, emphasizing the importance of preparedness and caution in the face of this unprecedented winter storm.

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Snow Mess! Horrific Snowstorm in Kansas, Life Freezes in the United States

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🚨 #WeatherWarning: The Foshans Meteorological Observatory has forecasted severe storms with strong winds, heavy rainfall, hail, and possible tornadoes in Baiyun, Gaoming, and Shunde of Sanshui district. 🌪️💨

This serves as a strong indication of the alarming climate changes occurring on our Earth, resulting in tragic consequences. It is imperative for the world to come together and pool scientific expertise to establish an International Science Hub for our preservation and that of the planet. 🌍💡

Let's join forces to create a Global Disaster Alert and Rescue Service to tackle these calamities. Together, we can secure the survival of humanity! 🌐🤝

#EnvironmentalAction #GlobalUnityForSurvival #ProtectOurEarth

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Better vision decreases your chances of accidents and falls, especially in the winter. Stay safe and look after your eyesight!

#AndrewMartinOpt #NewYear #Winter #SightCareLocal #WeatherWarning #Boldmere #MereGreen #SuttonColdfield

[weathermadness]

While it will be snowing in Wyoming, severe weather will return to the eastern Plains tomorrow. Storms that develop along the cold front may contain damaging winds and large hail. A tornado threat will exist from northeast Kansas into central Iowa in the afternoon.