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Ireland under 'Tornado Watch' as Storm Isha rages on - Vimarsana News

Ireland under 'Tornado Watch' as Storm Isha rages on

A Tornado Watch has been issued by TorroUK as three counties are upgraded to Status Red weather warnings.

Source: q102.ie
Britain braces for Storm Isha: Met Office extends 12-hour wind warning to cover nearly all of the UK from 6pm tonight with rail passengers told 'do not travel' and drivers warned to stay off the roads - as 80mph tempest edges closer to Ireland - Vimarsana News

Britain braces for Storm Isha: Met Office extends 12-hour wind warning to cover nearly all of the UK from 6pm tonight with rail passengers told 'do not travel' and drivers warned to stay off the roads - as 80mph tempest edges closer to Ireland

The ninth named storm since September will bring winds of up to 80mph, which could bring travel chaos, power cuts and loss of mobile phone signal.

Status Red weather warning issued for Donegal, Galway and Mayo - Vimarsana News

Status Red weather warning issued for Donegal, Galway and Mayo

The forecaster warned that the storm will bring “severe and destructive gusts”.

People urged to heed wind warnings ahead of 'particularly nasty' Storm Isha | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

People urged to heed wind warnings ahead of 'particularly nasty' Storm Isha | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

Met Eireann said extremely strong winds and ‘destructive gusts’ are expected.

Ireland put on tornado watch as Storm Isha brings 130km/h winds - Vimarsana News

Ireland put on tornado watch as Storm Isha brings 130km/h winds

Ireland has been put on tornado watch as Storm Isha approaches the country, bringing with it winds of up to 130km/h.

Source: her.ie