The Super Moon visible in the night sky has raised alarms at the Environmental Agency.
The Agency warns: ‘we could see some large waves and spray and urge people to take care near coastal paths and promenades and not to drive through flood water’.
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Travel disruption, stormy weather, 50 mph gusts and high tides are predicted for coastal areas of the UK.
- Alerts have been issued for the north-west coast right through to Monday, while the north east is likely to see flooding in low-lying land today, it said.
- Meanwhile, a wintry blast also brought a covering of snow to many parts of the UK.
- This week parts of the world saw a so-called ‘super moon’ popular term for when the moon is at its closest in its elliptical orbit around the Earth.
…Read more..metro.co.uk
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