Storm Dave Brings Blizzards, Travel Chaos

0:00It's April 4th. You're listening to Europe News today, AI-powered coverage from every European capital. Storm Dave is barreling toward Northern UK, slamming Scotland with up to 30 cm of snow and gale force winds up to 90 mph. Starting Saturday evening, the Met Office has yellow warnings out for heavy snow, blizzards, and wind across Scotland, Northern England, Northern Ireland, and parts of North. Wales, expecting travel chaos and power cuts. Heavy snow will hit the Highlands hardest this afternoon through early hours, with 5 to 10 cm on lower ground. Easter weekend traveler space roadblocks, rail delays, cancel flights, and ferry issues, especially as millions hit the roads, the busiest since, 2022. Scotland's first minister, John Swinney, and transport bosses are urging folks to check routes, stay safe, and plan ahead, with extra caution for truck, and bus drivers. Police in rail networks warn of disruptions on key lines like the East Coast mainline

1:01and airshar coast. The storm peaks Saturday night before easing into the North Sea on Sunday, but whole tight warmer air from Europe rolls in after Easter Monday, pushing temps to low 20s, Tuesday, mid 20s by Wednesday in southeast, England. So while Storm Dave tests us now, that spring suns about the crank of the heat just in time. Stay vigilant out there.