Cyclone Ciaran is heading to Europe. "Danger to life" warnings issued
Citizens of Britain, France, and Belgium are gearing up for a potential cyclone strike. The Atlantic is brewing storms, gales, and snowstorms. Weather warnings are also being dispatched to other European countries.
Amber "danger to life" weather warnings have been issued in the United Kingdom. The Met Office is distributing weather warnings with regards to heavy rain and powerful gusts of wind. The storm, named Ciaran, could usher in perilous conditions.
"The Independent" reports that British meteorologists warn that weather conditions will deteriorate on Wednesday in southern Wales and southwest England. Ciaran is anticipated to bring devastating wind.
The formidable cyclone Ciaran is heading towards Europe
The approaching hours and days pose a concern, not just for the Brits. Forecasters predict that these hazardous winds could cause damage across a large swath of Europe. The wind could reach speeds of up to 124 miles per hour. This means that the damage potentially caused by Ciaran could be immense.
Météo-France warns of extreme weather conditions along the Atlantic coasts and in the La Manche region. The looming powerful cyclone has led the French to anticipate disruptions in railway traffic in the northwestern part of the country.
France and Belgium are predicted to experience the worst conditions on Thursday.