The Met Office has issued severe weather warnings for the entire country of England as a low-pressure system brings strong winds and heavy rain. The warnings are in place until Friday, and households have been advised to close windows and doors to prevent damage and maintain a safe temperature.
The severe weather warnings are expected to affect the entire country, with the worst conditions expected in the north and north-west of England. Residents in these areas have been advised to take precautions to secure loose outdoor items such as bins and furniture.
The Met Office has predicted wind speeds of up to 70mph in some areas, with heavy rain expected throughout the country. Temperatures are expected to remain relatively mild, ranging from 8-12°C throughout the period.
Regional breakdowns for England show that the north and north-west are expected to be the worst affected, with the Met Office predicting winds of up to 70mph in areas such as Cumbria and Lancashire. The Midlands and south are also expected to experience strong winds and heavy rain.
Households in England are advised to take precautions to secure their properties and stay safe during the severe weather. This includes closing windows and doors, and ensuring that loose outdoor items are securely tied down. Residents are also advised to stay indoors and avoid travel unless absolutely necessary.