25/10/2026
Please share and follow these important safety messages as we head into the evening 💨⚠️
Thanks, folks, and stay safe.
Hello folks, here's a quick Storm Boelo update for you 💨👇
There is some disruption across North Yorkshire this morning, with impacts on travel and power supplies in some areas.
Our officers and partner agencies are working hard to keep people safe, but we're asking everyone to take extra care if you're travelling or spending time outdoors today, and to plan ahead where possible.
Here’s some important information for you:
• Coastal safety and tide warnings - If you're visiting the coast, particularly with children, please pay close attention to tide times and local safety advice. Parents and carers are urged to keep children well away from cliff edges, sea walls and areas that could be cut off by incoming tides and overtopping waves.
• Power outages - Some areas are experiencing power cuts. For the latest information and updates, please visit the Northern Powergrid website.
• Travel and road closures – Before setting off, check the latest travel alerts, road conditions and closures through National Highways and your local authority channels.
• Do not drive through flood water - Flood water is often deeper and faster-moving than it appears. Never attempt to drive through flooded roads and always obey road closure signs.
• Fallen trees and debris - We have received some reports of fallen trees overnight. Thankfully, there have been no reports of any serious injuries. However, fallen branches and other debris may still be present, so please remain vigilant and take extra care when travelling or walking outdoors.
• Rail travel - Some rail services may be affected by the weather conditions. Please check with your train operator before you travel.
• Rural walks and higher ground - If you're planning to go walking today, particularly in rural areas or on higher ground, please take extra care. Mountain rescue teams are advising people to avoid exposed high ground. Adverse conditions increase the risk of incidents and can place additional pressure on emergency services responding across the county.
• Plan ahead - If you're intending to visit an event, attraction or other destination today, please check that it is open and operating as normal before you leave home.
Please continue to monitor weather forecasts via the Met Office website and for practical advice on staying safe during severe weather, please visit the North Yorkshire Council website. Link in the comments below.
Stay safe and look out for one another.
