Two storms are set to batter the UK this week with winds of up to 90mph predicted, which could put lives in danger, forecasters have warned.
Storm Dudley is expected to hit northern parts of the UK on Wednesday and Thursday, before Storm Eunice arrives on Friday.
The Met Office has issued weather warnings for high winds, effective across the country.
The forecaster has suggested that the incoming storm may cause disruption to transport, danger to life and “damage to buildings, such as tiles blown from roofs.”
Amber and yellow warnings will be in place in the UK from 3pm on Wednesday until 9am on Thursday.
Elsewhere, weather officials have put in place 11 flood alerts across the country.
Met Office meteorologist Tom Morgan said western parts of Scotland will “bear the brunt” of the strongest winds which could cause “widespread disruption.”
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