Storm Dudley

STORM Dudley could batter Britain this week as blistering gales of 90mph are expected to hit with eight DAYS of snow on the cards. Two named storms are headed for the UK this week.

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Stay indoors Met Office alert ahead of 100mph winds - after Storm Dudley outages and travel chaos.

. The yellow and amber warning areas for Storm Dudley with predicted wind gusts. Weather warnings have been issued ahead of both Storm Dudley and. Brits will face power cuts and danger to life warnings later this week and the storm will be named if the severe weather triggers an amber or red weather warning.

Storm Dudley has been forecast to bring inland winds potentially gusting to 80mph and up to 90mph on exposed coasts and hills. Capel Curig in Wales experienced gusts of up to 81mph with Emley Moore in West Yorkshire and. Thousands of homes have been left without power after Storm Dudley swept through parts of the UK.

Storm Dudley to hit this week. Englands National Highways has urged motorists in the affected area. As Storm Dudley winds down another will arrive forecasters have named it Storm Eunice and its predicted to hit at the end of the week bringing heavy rain and possible snowfalls on high ground.

After a brief respite on Thursday people are being warned to prepare for even.

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