Live updates as Storm Eunice hits Falmouth

By Joseph Macey

19th Feb 2022 | Local News

Storm Eunice Falmouth updates: A red warning has been issued for parts of Cornwall for the arrival of Storm Eunice, Friday (February 18th).

It is expected to cause significant disruption and dangerous conditions due to extremely strong winds between 7am-12pm.

The Red Weather Warning for wind covers southwest coastal areas of the UK, where the most significant gusts in exposed areas could be in excess of 90mph this morning.

The storm means people are advised to take extra care when travelling, with an expectation of widescale disruption, as well as serious risks from flying debris.

Falmouth wind speeds

According the Met Office gusts could reach speeds of over 60mph by 10am.

Speeds will drop slightly between 11am-12pm to just over 50mph.

After midday winds will continue to drop slowly to around 40mph.

Stay up to date with the latest news throughout the day with our live blog

17:12 - Reports of people trying to get pictures of waves sparks coastguard appeal.

13:51 - Falmouth postal deliveries cancelled after severe disruption from Storm Eunice.

13:00 - Lucky escape after car crushed by tree in Falmouth. Click here to read more.

10:00 - Falmouth Storm Eunice weather warning upgraded with power cuts and travel disruption expected. Click here to read more.

9:45 - Falmouth train services cancelled and customers advised not to travel. Click here to read more.

9:42 - West Cornwall Search & Rescue Team on standby to deal with Storm Eunice incidents. Click here to read more.

9:40 - The schools in Falmouth and Penryn closed due to Storm Eunice. Click here to read more.

     

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