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Made this graphic to show where winds will gust 70mph + tonight. Some spots could get gusts around 90mph. Focus looks to be central & southern Scotland initially then far north & Northern Isles later. Also could peak around Moray & north Aberdeenshire coast. Stay safe Scotland.

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Steve 🇪🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿2 年前

@watt_tracy74 Been chasing ma bins round the back garden already. Garden furniture is auditioning for Wizard of Oz

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Nicole Ross2 年前

Anything on the winds in the North Sea? Worried for those on the rigs tonight

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Thehatchgang2 年前

My Wheely bin is solid ,though I did see a branch falling from a tree .

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Jacqui Lang2 年前

@ScotRail Do the black parts (eg Aberdeen 0400) mean >100mph or <70?

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Ray 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿2 年前

Thanks Sean. Hatches firmly battened down.

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Braemar, Ballater and Deeside Weather Page2 年前

@scotlandwx Love these graphics keep them coming

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Ali R 💙2 年前

Looks like hitting Forth Valley on that map - fortunately I’m visiting in Essex

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GfB 📚2 年前

At what speed do the double glazing windows pan in? I'm worried about that happening while I sleep 😆

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Tanice Judge2 年前

Stay safe Sean! x

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Cenzo2 年前

Very useful Sean....cheers!

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