28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Weather forecasters in the Britain and Portugal have warned that Atlantic Storm Emma is set to collide with the Siberian weather front this week.
The Met Office has tweeted stating that Storm Emma will bring strong winds the Portugese coast on Wednesday and track north on Thursday and Wednesday hitting Ireland and the UK.
The Siberian weather has already brought snow to the UK.
SEE ALSO: Met Éireann upgrades warning to Status Orange as 'Beast from the East' looms
The Portuguese met service @ipma_pt have named #StormEmma, bringing strong winds to the Portuguese coast on Wednesday. Emma may then bring strong winds and heavy snow to parts of the UK during Thursday and Friday pic.twitter.com/1pU1ApgHr7
— Met Office (@metoffice) February 26, 2018
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