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- Battered coasts, wobbly planes and closed roads as Storm Dave sweeps through the UK Sky News —
- Storm Dave will ease through Easter Sunday, forecasters say The Standard —
- Storm Dave will ease through Easter Sunday, forecasters say The Standard —
- Storm Dave will ease through Easter Sunday, forecasters say The Standard —
- Storm Dave causes flight chaos as passengers face Easter weekend cancellations Mirror —
- Storm Dave will continue to deepen, Met Office says The Standard —
- Woodhead Pass closed to high-sided vehicles as Storm Dave blows in Manchester Evening News —
- Heavy snow, gale force winds and widespread power cuts predicted as Storm Dave 'deepens' over Easter weekend - as amber weather warning comes into force Daily Mail —
- Pilots brave Storm Dave winds while flights are cancelled at Dublin Airport Metro —
Storm Dave batters the UK
Storm Dave has brought a chaotic start to the Easter weekend, with wind gusts reaching up to 75mph and significant snowfall in parts of Scotland.
The Met Office has issued amber warnings for wind, leading to flight cancellations at Heathrow and Dublin airports and widespread rail delays.
High-sided vehicles have been banned from major passes, and coastal areas remain on alert for flying debris and power cuts.
Forecasters expect conditions to improve by Monday, though travelers are advised to check for ongoing disruptions.