Storm Ciaran

In a turn of weather events, Storm Ciaran is set to make an impactful entrance in Winchester this week prompting the Met office to issue an Amber safety warning for people living in Winchester and all around the South of England.

Residents are urged to take care and to avoid any unnecessary travel in the duration of storm Ciaran, and the local community have been encouraged to stay informed through official channels for updated on the storm’s progression for any additional information.

Winds are set to reach up to 80 miles per hour in the South of England, with Portsmouth expected to take a massive hit from the storm.

Travel difficulties and power cuts are expected across Hampshire due to the storm. Commuters have also been advised to check for updates for any potential road closures and public transport disruptions that may have been caused by Storm Ciaran.

Hampshire County council issued a statement saying, “Local authorities; emergency services and partner agencies are ready to support residents across Hampshire and Isle of Wight, ahead of Storm Ciaran which is forecast to bring strong winds and heavy rain affecting coastal areas.”

The storm is set to hit Winchester, and many parts of Hampshire and the South of England on Wednesday, November the first, and will continue through until Thursday, November the second.

For the meantime, everything will stay the same in Winchester and around Hampshire, however, it is important for commuters and residents to stay safe and check for any updates and changes throughout the day.