Storm Dave Blasts UK, Power Outages, Travel Disruptions

0:00That's your update from year of news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Storm Dave rolled through over the weekend, slamming Northern England, Scotland in Wales with fierce winds up to 90 3 miles per hour at, Cappell Cureg and North Wales. Those yellow wind warnings got lifted early Easter Sunday around 730 AM, way ahead of schedule since the storm pulled back quicker than. Expected, powers out for a few homes in Scotland, mostly sky, Caithness and Coastal Aberdeen Shire. But Scottish and Southern electricity networks teams are. Already on it, fixing lines fast, fairies on the west coast faced cancellations, and fallen trees blocked some roads for drivers. Trains saw speed limits and bus replacements, light between Manchester Piccadilly and Chester, while the Humber Bridge shut down briefly to high-sided, vehicles before reopening, snow hit sky, Inverclyde and even Glasgow late morning, adding to the chaos. The Met Office says the storm's clearing northeast now,

1:01bringing sunshine mixed with blustery showers, northern spots feeling extra cold, but temps. Elsewhere near normal for early April, rail restrictions lifted by 8 AM, and most disruptions are easing. Flood warnings linger, one in Scotland, one in England with 17 alerts, but overall the worst is behind us as Dave fades out.