The UK is preparing for Storm Eunice, which meteorologists predict will hit the country on Friday. According to the newspaper The Daily Telegraph, we can talk about the strongest bad weather in more than 30 years.

In the counties of Devonshire and Cornwall, as well as on the south coast of Wales, the maximum, red level of danger has been declared. The authorities consider the threat to human life, damage to infrastructure facilities, interruptions in electricity supply and public transport to be high, TASS reports.

Wind speeds in these regions are expected to exceed 140 km/h. Local residents are advised to stay at home. In Wales, schools are closed and trains are suspended. The orange level of danger is declared almost in all territory of England. In this part of the country, wind speeds can reach 130 km per hour.

The armed forces of the country have been put on high alert to provide assistance to the population.

bbabo.Net