Storm Dave WATCH LIVE as webcams from around UK show horror 90mph winds smash Britain

Storm Dave WATCH LIVE as webcams from around UK show horror 90mph winds smash BritainStorm Dave is forecast to hit the UK in just a few hours, with 90mph winds and up to 12 inches of snow expected. You can watch all of the action with our selection of livestream webcamsStorm Dave was forecast to bring heavy snow and strong wind to the UK this Easter weekend (Image: AFP via Getty Images)ByMatt AthertonNews Editor15:52, 4 Apr 2026|commentsThe Met Office has issued two Amber weather warnings for wind this weekend, as Storm Dave finally arrives on UK shores. The horror 90mph low-pressure system is due to arrive from 7pm tonight, with Northern Ireland, north Wales, Cumbria, and Northumberland most at-risk. Rare "danger to life" alerts were issued, lasting until 3am on Sunday morning, while several other Yellow weather warnings were issued. You can watch the exact moment Storm Dave hits the UK, as a host of webcams from across the country capture the gale-force winds. The Mirror has selected livestreams in Blackpool, Dublin, Lake Windemere, and the Yorkshire Dales. The Met Office has upgraded the wind warning to amber, as flying debris could cause injury or be life-threatening. ( Image: Met Office) UK households told to stock up on batteries before tonight as power cuts likely Exactly where will see balmy 19C 'beach days' this Easter weekend Those travelling over the Easter weekend have been told there could be disruption on the roads as well as on rail, air and ferry services. Met Office meteorologist Greg Dewhurst said: “There is cold air across Scotland at the moment and, as the rain pushes across this afternoon, it is going to turn to snow. We’ll see heavy snow forming across parts of the Highlands as we go through the rest of the afternoon into the evening time and early hours, as much as 20 to 30 centimetres could fall over the higher ground, and five to 10 centimetres over lower ground.” However, temperatures are set to rise after Easter Monday...