The worst storm of the winter is set to batter Britain on Thursday, with the Met Office warning that Storm Doris will bring gale-force winds and snow to more areas than previously feared.
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| Thursday (‘Doris Day’) is likely to bring travel problems and widespread damage. |
An amber “be prepared” weather warning has been extended further south to include Birmingham and the northern edges of the home counties where winds of up to 80mph are forecast.
More snow than initially expected is also predicted for Scotland and northern England. A new amber warning for heavy snow has also been issued for southern Scotland and the Cheviot Hills in Northumberland, where up to 30cm of snow is forecast.
A yellow “be aware” warning of high winds has also been extended to include almost all of England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Read The Guardian story - “Storm Doris set to bring winter's worst weather to UK as warnings extended.”
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