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Met Office Issues Warning for Festivalgoers as Forecast for Bank Holiday Revealed
The yellow warning covers Antrim, Armagh and Down, with up to 30mm of rain possible in 3 to 6 hours, the Met Office said.
- The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for Northern Ireland counties Antrim, Armagh, and Down, cautioning that heavy rain and thunderstorms will disrupt the region overnight.
- Meteorologist Annie Shuttleworth warned UK travelers of widespread wet and windy conditions throughout the bank holiday weekend, with heavy downpours and continued risk of thunderstorms forecast.
- Up to 30mm of rain could fall within 6 hours, potentially causing flooding for homes and businesses. The Met Office said "short-term loss of power and other services is possible."
- Festivalgoers attending Reading, Leeds, or Creamfields face unseasonably strong winds, with gusts of up to 35mph possible along the south coast on Saturday.
- Wet conditions will persist through Sunday, with the North West and Scotland seeing the heaviest rain. Shuttleworth warned of "quite windy weather" through bank holiday Monday, predominantly for northern areas.
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