Summary
Storm Dave, named by the Met Office, is expected to bring strong gales and blizzards to northern parts of the UK during the Easter weekend. Yellow warnings for wind and snow have been issued, with severe weather likely to cause travel disruptions and power cuts.
Key Facts
- Storm Dave is forecasted to hit the UK with strong winds and snow over Easter weekend.
- The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for wind and snow for parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland, northern England, and north Wales.
- Wind speeds could reach up to 90 mph in central and northern Scotland.
- Snow accumulation of 2-4 inches is possible in northwest Scotland, especially at higher elevations.
- Travel disruptions, including road and bridge closures, are likely due to the storm.
- Train and ferry services might also face disruptions.
- The storm is part of a mixed Easter weather forecast, including rain, wind, and sunny spells.
