Storm Eunice Leeds, York, Sheffield and Yorkshire coast: Travel disruptions and high winds expected

Hello and welcome to the second day of our live blog covering Storm Eunice.

With Storm Dudley over and Eunice still yet to hit, there is still plenty to be aware of across Yorkshire as the weather begins to get worse.

The Met Office had issued an amber warning for strong winds covering central Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland and northern England above Hull over the evening, with yellow wind warnings in place as far south as Birmingham.

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Its is also thought that we could see some snow flurries in parts of North Yorkshire.

Big waves hit the sea wall at Whitby YorkshireBig waves hit the sea wall at Whitby Yorkshire
Big waves hit the sea wall at Whitby Yorkshire

As Storm Dudley moved in during the afternoon, Capel Curig in Wales experienced gusts of up to 81mph, with Emley Moore in Yorkshire seeing 74mph winds, while Drumalbin in Scotland was hit by 71mph gales.

London North East Railway (LNER) warning customers with tickets for journeys between York and Leeds and London King’s Cross on Friday to move them to Thursday instead due to expected disruption and damage.

Follow the live blog below for the latest.

Storm Eunice latest: Live updates from around Yorkshire as region battered by winds of up to 90mph

Not in Yorkshire this one, but an amusing one nonetheless.

Not amusing for the people affected by the delays, however.

Let’s hope those plant pots don’t go anywhere today!

Storm Dudley hits Yorkshire

You can take a look at our gallery of pictures as Storm Dudley battered the Yorkshire coast yesterday.

What are the chances?!

Yorkshire Shepherdess

Conditions are ‘diabolical’ in North Yorkshire according to Amanda Owen

You can send us your pictures and video of Storm Dudley by tweeting us at @theyorkshirepost or emailing [email protected]

The damage done so far

Here’s a quick look at the damage done so far across the country as Storm Dudley hit the UK.

High sided vehicles part 2

The M1 has also reopened to high sided vehicles

If you’re travelling anywhere over the next few days, be aware of disruptions.

London North East Railway (LNER) has warned customers with tickets for journeys between York and Leeds and London King’s Cross on Friday to move them to today instead due to expected disruption and damage when Storm Eunice hits tomorrow.

Something has got caught in the overhead wires between Shipley and Skipton, blocking the line.

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