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Storm Franklin Coming – What it Means for Flights

Sarah Gharib
Last updated: 20 February 2022 16:17
By Sarah Gharib
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The Met Office has named a new storm, Storm Franklin, which it expects will bring high winds in the UK tonight – 20th February – and tomorrow – 21st February.

UK high winds and Storm Franklin © BBC
UK high winds and Storm Franklin © BBC

 

Recently, we saw the adverse effects to the aviation industry from Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice, resulting in 436 flights being cancelled across the UK and many aircrafts having to perform Go Arounds to ensure a safe landing.

 

The Met Office has given a Yellow Weather Warning for most of the UK today, with an Amber Weather Warning set to be introduced to some areas of Northern Ireland from Monday morning. Storm Franklin isn’t expected to have as high strong winds as former Storm Eunice; however, the wind is still set to reach 65-75mph in coastal areas within the Yellow Weather Warning and over 80mph in the Amber Weather Warning. This can still cause a high likelihood of cancellations and delays amongst public and aviation transport.

 

UK Weather Warning Tier System © BBC
UK Weather Warning Tier System © BBC

Chief Meteorologist at the Met Office, Andy Page, stated:

“Following the significant impacts of Storm Eunice on Friday, Storm Franklin will bring further high winds for many late on Sunday and into Monday, although not on the same scale as Eunice.
Coastal areas of Northern Ireland, especially on that north coast, will get the strongest wind gusts, which could be around 80mph in a few places. Amber and Yellow Wind Warnings have been issued, and people should remain cautious ahead of the system that will bring 50-60mph wind gusts for much of the UK from late on Sunday and through Monday.”

 

Will Storm Franklin be affecting your travel? Let us know in the comments below.

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Jr Journalist - Sarah is anAviation and Travel enthusiast based in London. At Travel Radar she reports on the latest industry news, developments and passenger experiences. Outside of journalism, she has experience working in broadcast TV and Photography.
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