Storm Dave's Easter Bluster: Blustery Showers & Travel Delays

0:00On April 5, Storm Dave has finally cleared out of the UK, but Easter Sunday is still packing some punch with heavy and blustery showers on the way, especially of North. Several big warnings got the all clear early this morning, like the Amber Wind Alert over Northern England, Scotland and Wales that expired at 3am, plus yellow ones for wind in Northern Ireland and snow in the Scottish Highlands. Two yellow warnings are hanging on though, one for Northern England and Wales until 7am, and another blasting mainland, Scotland, Orkney, and Shetland until midday, with severe gales expected before the storm dips into the North Sea. Travel took a hit yesterday, with Dublin Airport cancelling 17 flights amid gusts up to 44 knots, planes wobbling on approach, and tons. Of diversions, folks might still face delays today with crews out of position? North Wales clock 66 mile per hour winds, shutting the A66 in both directions. Energy networks are on high alert for outages and downmines, ramping up staff and staging

1:04gear where it's needed most, so stay powered up and planned. For those blustery showers, breaking through the sunshine this Easter.