Britain is bracing for the most severe weather it has seen in 15 years as the remains of what was Hurricane Katia hit the country Monday. Britain's Met office has issued an ‘Amber Alert,’ the second highest weather alert. Met officials said coastal areas could get hit with winds nearing 130 kilometers per hour, uprooting trees and causing flooding. According to Met Office, the storm could impact parts of Northern Ireland, North Wales and Northern England, in addition to central and southern Scotland.
News On AIR | September 12, 2011 6:14 PM
Hurricane Katia hits Britain, Met office issues ‘Amber Alert’