"The Met Office has issued a rare "danger to life' red warning for wind, for the Isles of Scilly and much of Cornwall as Storm Goretti is forecast to bring gusts of 100mph or more. An Amber warning for snow has also been issued for Wales and the Midlands and parts of northern England. A deep area of low pressure crossing the south of the UK will bring a 'multi-hazard' event through the rest of Thursday and into Friday."
"The wind warning for the Isles of Scilly and much of Cornwall has been upgraded to a Red warning due to an increase in likelihood of exceptionally strong winds that could cause significant impacts. Winds will rapidly increase on Thursday evening, lasting for 2-3 hours before easing later. Numerous Yellow warnings for wind, snow and rain have also been issued across different regions of England and Wales."
"The strongest winds in the UK associated with this system are expected to affect the west of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly where gusts could reach 100mph in exposed coastal locations. Very large waves will bring dangerous conditions to coastal areas. Storm Goretti to bring a foot of snow with sub zero temperatures These are exceptional wind speeds and could be stronger than other storms in recent memory such as Storm Ciaran in 2023 and Storm Eunice in 2022."
Met Office has issued a rare 'danger to life' red wind warning for the Isles of Scilly and much of Cornwall, forecasting gusts of 100mph or more. An amber snow warning covers Wales, the Midlands and parts of northern England, with the largest snowfalls most likely in Wales and the Midlands. A deep low-pressure system will cross southern UK, producing a multi-hazard event of severe wind, heavy snow and rain through Thursday into Friday. Winds will rapidly increase Thursday evening for two to three hours before easing, and very large coastal waves will create dangerous conditions. Stronger winds are expected in the Channel Islands and northern France.
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