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Staying safe during Storm Eunice

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18 February 2022

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Staying safe during Storm Eunice

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Storm Eunice has arrived with fierce winds approaching the southwest, it is important to take extra precautions.

Multiple storm warnings are in effect covering much of the UK and Ireland. Scotland will avoid the worst of today’s weather but southern areas could still see dangerous conditions.

Many public spaces and tourist sites have already announced closures. This includes Warwick Castle, Oxfordshire’s Cotswold Wildlife Park, and many public parks.

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In Wales a number of schools are also closed today while travel should only be made where essential across much of the UK and Ireland.

There are a number of precautions that you should take before the worst of the gales, which may reach highs of 86 mph inland.

TimePrecaution
As Eunice approachesSecure loose objects in the garden which could break windows
Fasten windows and doors
Try to park vehicles away from areas with possible debris
During the storm's peakOnly travel where essential
Identify alternative routes before leaving and take care on exposed roads
Take extra care around vans, lorries, and other high-sided vehicles
Keep cats and other outdoor pets inside until safe
After the stormDo not interfere with downed power or telephone lines
Check in on vulnerable friends, family, and neighbours

Stay safe and stay informed with forecasts in your area and by checking the WindRadar for the latest conditions.

Ryan Hathaway
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