Strong winds are expected in Pembrokeshire, causing travel disruptions and power outages this weekend
Pembrokeshire: So, the Met Office has put out a yellow weather warning for this weekend. They’re predicting some pretty strong winds, which could really shake things up.
The warning kicks in at midnight on Sunday and lasts until 9 PM. Winds might hit up to 70 mph in some spots, which is no joke. It could lead to travel delays and even power outages.
This warning covers all of Pembrokeshire, including places like Haverfordwest, Tenby, St Davids, and Fishguard. If you’re in those areas, you might want to keep an eye on the weather.
The Met Office mentioned that these strong winds could mess with road, rail, air, and ferry transport. So, if you’ve got plans to travel, it’s a good idea to check your routes and schedules.
They also warned about big waves and spray that could affect coastal routes and communities. Plus, bus and train services might be delayed, and high-sided vehicles could struggle on exposed roads.
On top of that, there’s a chance of squally showers, and we might even see some hail and thunder. Sounds like a wild day ahead!
To stay safe, the Met Office suggests checking road conditions and transport schedules before heading out. If you’re near the coast, be cautious of those large waves—they can be really dangerous.
And if you’re worried about power cuts, it’s smart to prepare ahead of time. Gather some essentials like torches and batteries, just in case.
So, keep your plans flexible and stay updated on the weather. It’s always better to be safe than sorry!