Storm Eunice - UPDATE: Sheffield, Leeds, Doncaster, Bradford, Wakefield, Halifax - when is the storm hitting Yorkshire?

Storm Eunice has closed schools, halted ferry services and begun causing significant disruption in the south of England.
By Dave Hammond
Published 17th Feb 2022, 17:31 BST
Updated 21st Feb 2022, 10:12 BST
Big waves hit the sea wall at Whitby, Yorkshire, earlier this week when Storm Dudley hit the north of England. Storm Eunice is expected to be more intense with London and the South West worst hit. PA.Big waves hit the sea wall at Whitby, Yorkshire, earlier this week when Storm Dudley hit the north of England. Storm Eunice is expected to be more intense with London and the South West worst hit. PA.
Big waves hit the sea wall at Whitby, Yorkshire, earlier this week when Storm Dudley hit the north of England. Storm Eunice is expected to be more intense with London and the South West worst hit. PA.

LATEST: STORM FRANKLIN SPARKS 108 ENVIRONMENT AGENCY FLOOD WARNINGS ACROSS YORKSHIRENow weather watchers are urging people in Yorkshire not to be fooled by the serene conditions on Friday morning, with Storm Eunice set to arrive late this afternoon.

Power cuts, trees down and damage to property are expected - the Met Office has issued a Red Warning - danger to life and property.

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People living further north are advised to adjust any plans they might have had for around 4pm to allow for the likely high winds and driving rain.

Anyone planning to travel is advised to rearrange their plans, and stay home if possible.

Winds will begin to hit Yorkshire cities, towns and villages around midday, with Sheffield, Doncaster and South Yorkshire likely to be worst affected. The peak of the storm will affect rush hour commuters.

It comes just days after Storm Dudley downed trees and power lines - halting trains and trams - across the north of England earlier this week.

Storm Eunice: Live Updates will run all day here tomorrow.

Related topics:South YorkshireStorm EuniceLeedsBradfordWakefield

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