Strong winds of up to 50mph are set to hit Leeds as Storm Dudley sweeps across Yorkshire.
A yellow weather warning for wind covering the city has been issued from 3pm on Wednesday lasting until Thursday at 6am.
The forecaster states this will bring “strong and disruptive winds” with gusts of up to 90mph around coasts and hills as Storm Dudley sweeps in.
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Another warning will be in place from midnight Friday until 9pm when Storm Eunice will also hit the UK.
Met Office said: “Storm Dudley is expected to affect the UK later on Wednesday, bringing a period of very strong and disruptive winds.
“There is still some uncertainty in the timing and location of the strongest winds but inland gusts of 60-70 mph are likely, perhaps briefly up to 80 mph in a few places. Gusts of 80-90 mph are possible around exposed coasts and hills for a time.”
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Talking about Storm Eunice, they added: “Coastal winds are likely to be the strongest. In addition to the wind, there is the potential for a period of snow and perhaps blizzard conditions, most likely over northern England, parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland and north Wales. However, this is very dependant on the track of the weather system and most places will see heavy rain instead.”
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