The RNLI has warned the forecasted storm is likely to cause dangerous conditions on the coasts around the UK and Ireland.
Met Office spokesperson Oli Claydon also warned the storm could knock trees over and disrupt the Irish Sea ferry network.
“In terms of most impacted areas, we’re looking at the Irish Sea coasts, so south-eastern parts of Northern Ireland, west and north-western coasts of Wales, and the north-western coast of England.” RNLI water safety partner Sam Hughes said: “The RNLI advises staying a safe distance away from the water and cliff edges as the conditions could knock you off your feet or wash you into the sea. It is not worth risking your life.
People walk by Centenary Square in Birmingham during a rainy morning. Strong winds and heavy rain are set to batter the UK as Storm Agnes sweeps across the country
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