Reporters from Skynews, ITV and the BBC are trying to broadcast the developments regarding the severe weather Ciaran which is affecting Great Britain.

Journalists for reporting needs are in the affected areas with netizens commenting negatively on the media’s choice to send reporters to dangerous locations.

Ashna Hurynag just as she was reporting from the Jersey Shore she suddenly disappeared from the screen.

As the operator battled the windsspoke to her colleagues in their London studio and he joked: “It must be said that I have never felt such wind speeds.”

“We’re told wind speeds have exceeded 100 miles per hour and just looking at the sea behind me, you can see these huge waves‘ he added, before… disappearing from the online screen.

Yes, he warned the public who is watching to “stay home”.

“You’re telling us to stay home and sending the reporters out into the storm?”

One user wrote on social media: “Crazy, there you warn us that there is danger to our livesespecially near the coasts, so the channels are sending reporters to this point, this is completely irresponsible”

Another wrote: “Typical GMB sends a reporter into the bad weather and tells us all to stay “home””.

“Do you warn about the weather and send reporters to these places?” added a third.

Skynews viewers also commented negatively on those in the studios while reporters are outside.

Another wrote: “Don’t risk anyone’s safety” while another commented: “People are moving away… Let’s send a reporter to this dangerous place.”

Dozens of people have left their homes

It is noted that dozens of people have fled their homes as strong winds destroyed everything in their path.

The storm created chaos on the streets, while residents were told to work from home and hundreds of schools were closed.

At the same time, 54 areas were flooded, states the Daily Mail.

In Jersey, people were forced to take shelter in a hotel after strong winds caused property damage.