Storm Dave: UK Braces for Easter Travel Chaos

0:00On April 4, Storm Dave is charging toward the UK this weekend, packing winds up to 90 miles per hour and snow blizzards in spots. The Met Office has slapped down four yellow warnings for wind and one for rain and snow, hitting Scotland hardest with gusts between 80 and 90 miles per hour and exposed areas. Meanwhile, Northern England, Wales and Ireland face strong gusts too, with risks of flying debris, building damage and travel chaos from 6 p.m. to. Midnight on roads, rails, air and ferries. Millions of Brits are piling onto highways for Easter, marking the busiest since 2022, while rail upgrades shut lines like London, Houston to Milton Keynes for six days straight. On top of that, holiday flyers to Europe could wait up to two hours and new EU borders scanning fingerprints and photos and fuel woes from the middle. East War have jacked diesel to 184 pence per liter and petrol to 154 pence. Drivers, check your routes, slow down for better mileage and stay cautious. Storms like this remind us wild weather doesn't take holidays off.