As fresh maps show when pandemonium will break out over the weekend, British citizens have been cautioned to prepare for 90 mph winds.
As early as midnight on Saturday, severe winds are predicted to strike several areas of the nation, according to WXCharts.
The most recent data indicates that Storm Darragh will continue to cause havoc throughout the afternoon, with winds of 90 mph, rather than the 90 mph predicted for early in the day.
Following a red warning that indicated “danger to life” for portions of Wales and the southwest region of England, the Met Office took this action.
There has been a warning to exercise caution in major locations including Devon, Bristol, and Cardiff. From 3 am until 11 am, the regions will be under alert.
Concerns about flying debris have caused companies to shut and events to be canceled. Travel disruptions have already affected parts of the UK, with key rail stations including London Waterloo seeing delays and cancellations on Thursday.
