A wind warning has been issued for a small corner of Herefordshire, with squally winds and heavy rain likely for a couple of hours around midday.
The warning covers a small area of South-west Herefordshire, near the Welsh borders and is valid from 6am until 6pm, but the main impacts across our area are likely to be seen around midday.
The warning issued by the Met Office says:
“A short-lived area of strong winds looks likely to track quickly eastwards across southern parts of England and Wales on Saturday, accompanied by a spell of heavy rain. The strongest winds are expected through the Bristol Channel and along the south coast of England with gusts of 60 mph likely here, and 40 to 50 mph inland. The winds themselves could cause minor disruption; but given the expected impact from Storm Eunice on Friday, these conditions on Saturday may hamper any clear-up operations.”
You can view the warning in full detail by visiting the Met Office website via the following link – UK weather warnings – Met Office
