Newtown residents and visitors are urged to prepare as Storm Éowyn is set to sweep through the area this Friday.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for the region, with high winds expected to pose potential risks and disruptions.
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According to the Met Office, the storm could result in damage to buildings, power cuts, disruptions to transportation services, and potential dangers from flying debris. Residents are advised to take precautions and stay informed about developments.
Storm Éowyn is forecasted to pass through the northwest of the UK on Friday before moving northeast on Saturday. Strong winds, with peak gusts ranging from 50-80mph, are expected, especially in coastal and exposed areas. The intensity of the winds is likely to decrease across southern regions later on Friday.
The Met Office advises residents to secure loose items outside their homes, such as bins, garden furniture, and trampolines, to prevent potential damage. Being prepared and safeguarding property and individuals is crucial during this weather event.
