Storm Eunice, set to hit the United Kingdom on Friday (February 18), could be the worst to hit the country in 30 years as winds are set to hit speeds of 100mph.
Experts are now warning there is a 'good chance' that flying debris could result in a danger to life as Eunice looks set to be strongest since the Burns Day Storm in 1990.
The Burns Day Storm - which started on the birthday of the famed Scottish poet - resulted in wind speeds of 107mph in Aberporth, Wales, on January 25 1990, The Mirror reports.