Tesco is shutting down several stores in Scotland due to Storm Eowyn’s severe weather warning, ensuring safety for customers and staff.
Glasgow: Tesco is closing several stores in Scotland tomorrow because of Storm Eowyn. The storm is expected to hit hard, bringing winds up to 100mph.
The Met Office has issued a red weather warning for tomorrow, January 24, from 10am to 5pm. They’re saying it could be dangerous out there.
Local authorities are closing schools, and travel services are shutting down too. They’re advising everyone to stay put and avoid traveling if possible.
Supermarkets, including Tesco, are also expected to close. They’ve already sent emails to customers in places like Ayrshire, Glasgow, and Stirling.
The email says, “Due to red weather warnings, our stores will be closed tomorrow. We’re still open tonight, though.”
They also mentioned that home delivery and Click+Collect orders for Friday will be canceled. If you have an order, they’ll reach out to you with details.
Stores will reopen once the red warning is lifted and it’s safe. You can check their Store Locator for updates.
They apologized for the inconvenience and thanked everyone for their understanding. The warning covers Central, Tayside & Fife, and other areas.
Forecasters are warning about flying debris and very dangerous driving conditions. There could be power cuts and damage to buildings, plus delays in transport services.
Winds could reach 100mph in parts of Scotland on Friday. An amber warning is also in effect for the whole country from 6am to 9pm.
Additionally, a yellow snow warning starts at 6am for Grampian, Tayside, and the Highlands, lasting until midnight.
Stay safe out there and keep an eye on the latest updates!
