Much of the country has been placed under new Met Office weather warnings with Storm Jocelyn poised to sweep in from the west on Tuesday (23 January). The warnings come barely 24 hours after Storm Isha wreaked havoc at the weekend, with Sunday’s 90mph+ winds forcing several flight diversions and dozens of aborted landings, according to The Times.
Storm Jocelyn prompts fresh weather warnings from Jet2 and Ryanair
Operators
James Chapple
23 January 2024
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays have urged passengers to get to their departure airports in good time this week with more high winds and heavy rain forecast, while Ryanair has advised people to check the status of their flight before setting off.
Weather warnings for Storm Jocelyn take effect from midday on Tuesday (Credit: @MetOffice)
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