Meteorological Office Britain has warned that A Tornado Can hit as serious Thunder Ready to strike UK Within hours.
Forecaster warns parts of the country “Storm can start looking at activity” later on Saturday as a yellow thunderstorm Season Warning applies.
Alert coverings All of Northern England from Nottingham to Newcastle will be from 3 pm to 3 pm on Sunday. The Meteorological Office stated that the most intense storms can produce “continuous electricity, large hailstorm and esoteric winds” along with the possibility of flood.
Jonathan Watre, a meteorologist at the Met office, said that the forecaster would also “seek it” in search of a “tornado activity capacity”.
They told Independent: “A lot of ingredients have to come together to make it, but the ability we see as, especially this evening, once a thunderstorm comes, we can start seeing tornado activity in relation to that system … we can’t do it out.
However, Mr. Watre reported that areas where there is a possibility of seeing a tornado, if someone collides with the UK, will be covered with a storm warning on Saturday evening and night, saying that the storm system is expected to develop in northern England and South East Scotland.
He said: “Our main focus point is the warning area. This is the area where we have got the biggest opportunity to see serious thunderstorms during the evening and in the beginning of the night – the beginning of the night – [and] The main area where we are looking for the ability of tornado activity. ,
The scattered thunder is set to mix with high temperature On Saturday, some areas are possible up to 34C. The temperature can be seen at a high level to receive 32.2C seen on Thursdays, parts of Eastern England and can become the hottest day of the year so far.
An amber heat-health alert for all regions in England is also for the entire weekend, after triggering heatwaves in County and Wales on Friday.
