Merseyside has had plenty of disruptive weather recently
Hurricane Kirk which is currently over the Atlantic could cause more unsettled weather for the UK in the second half of next week, the Met Office has said. Although forecasters say the storm will have lost its hurricane strength by the time it reaches the UK. with a number of roads closed across the region earlier in the week as torrential rain hit on Monday, September 30. One Bootle street which flooded was Bulwer Street where many residents were forced out of their homes.
One scenario suggests that this low pressure system could come close to, or even cross, the UK by Wednesday or Thursday next week.'' If the system were to cross the UK, it would retain its name from the Atlantic and would be referred to as ‘ex-Hurricane Kirk’. According to Tony, this could lead to heavy rain and strong winds in places.
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