The Met Office weather map has revealed all the warnings in place across the UK on Sunday (January 21). Storm Isha is set to batter all parts of the nation with strong winds and rain, forecasters have said.
19.01.2024 - 08:31 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Temperatures will start to slowly rise in Greater Manchester today after a freezing cold snap.
After another night with sub-zero temperatures, the mercury will slowly rise to around 5C this afternoon in our region - the highest it has been in recent days as an artic blast of air swept over the UK. A mostly dry and cloudy day is predicted by the Met Office today (Friday).
Overnight from Friday into Saturday, temperatures of around 3C are forecast before the mercury averages at around 6C during the day. Saturday is predicted to be mainly overcast.
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On Sunday, a yellow Met Office weather warning for wind comes into force at 6am. In Greater Manchester, milder weather will set in with temperatures set to rise to around 12C in the evening as heavy rain and strong winds hit.
The warning - which covers most of the country - will last until 6am on Monday. Forecasters predict strong winds may bring travel disruption with delays likely on the roads, railways, at airports and on the ferries.
On the outlook for the UK over the weekend and into next week, Met Office deputy chief meteorologist David Hayter said: "Conditions will stay cold on Friday but a change in weather type is on the way, bringing milder air for the UK during the course of the weekend.
"This change will initially be relatively benign in terms of weather impacts, with a dry Friday and start to Saturday for many in the south of the UK. The Atlantic influence will then introduce some wet and windy weather, with a deep area of low pressure approaching from the west on Sunday.
"While detail is still being worked out, we expect windy weather for many and some heavy rain in the west and so
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