Storm Boelo is set to hit the UK, with the Met Office issuing a 33-hour weather warning for Greater Manchester. The storm is expected to bring winds reaching 65mph, accompanied by heavy rain. The warning covers a period of intense weather conditions, with forecasts indicating significant disruption to travel and outdoor activities.
The Met Office has advised residents to prepare for strong winds and potential flooding. The storm is part of a series of weather systems affecting the region, with two storms expected to impact the UK over the coming days. The first storm, Boelo, is anticipated to reach peak intensity in the early hours of the next day.
This follows a pattern of increased storm activity in the UK, with recent months seeing a rise in severe weather events. The Met Office has noted that climate change is contributing to more frequent and intense storms. The current warning is the latest in a sequence of weather alerts, highlighting the growing challenge of managing extreme weather conditions.
