Met Office issues yellow weather warning in Stockport for Storm Pia

By Alasdair Perry

21st Dec 2023 | Local News

Stockport residents should expect some disruption to travel in light of strong winds across the region (Image - Alasdair Perry)
Stockport residents should expect some disruption to travel in light of strong winds across the region (Image - Alasdair Perry)

A yellow weather warning is in place across Stockport today (Thursday 21 December) until 9pm.

The warning, issued by the Met Office, comes in light of strong winds "across a large swathe of the country". Yellow warnings suggest that low-level disruption will be likely.

Residents should therefore expect for some bus and train services to be delayed, road delays, short term losses of power, and delays for high-sided vehicles on exposed roadways.

For one, National Rail has announced that some of its services will have speed restrictions in place - this means trains will run at slower speeds than usual to operate safely.

For more detail on travelling safely in storms, visit the Met Office website HERE.

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