Forecast: Chloe Declined the Name, Accepted the Wind Anyway
Yellow warning into Tuesday evening; Wednesday calmer, Thursday misty, Friday 'don't get cocky'.
The sky, unsigned. Photo: Dave Conner from Inverness, Scotland, “Aldourie Castle on Loch Ness-side by Inverness Scotland (EXPLORED) (7191156650)”, via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
TAYSIDE — The Met Office left Tuesday’s system unnamed, which has not stopped it from blowing things about. Yellow wind warnings ran into the evening; gusts remain strongest on exposed coasts.
Outlook: Tuesday, breezy with residual grievance. Wednesday, calmer with showers of mild embarrassment. Thursday, mist and fog possible under light winds. Friday, a front may bother the west; the weekend looks quieter.
Temperatures around 10–12°C, which feels like 6°C if you look at Broxden the wrong way.
The real story: Yellow wind warnings Tuesday; system not named Storm Chloe (BBC Weather / Met Office)
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