A powerful storm is set to hit the UK this Easter weekend, and officials are warning people to prepare for possible disruption. Storm Dave could bring winds of up to 90mph, heavy rain, and even snow in parts of Scotland. Forecasters from the Met Office have issued multiple weather warnings as the storm approaches.<br /><br />Millions of people are expected to travel across the country for the Easter break, with more than 21 million road journeys planned. Strong winds could cause power cuts, falling debris, and major delays on roads and railways. Drivers using major routes like the M25 motorway and M6 motorway have been urged to take extra care.<br /><br />Passengers may also face travel disruption as parts of the West Coast Main Line will be closed for engineering works during the busy holiday period.<br /><br />Authorities are advising people to pack essentials such as torches, spare batteries, and phone power packs in case of power outages. Travelers are also being encouraged to check weather updates and allow extra time for their journeys.<br /><br />Stay informed and stay safe this Easter weekend as Storm Dave approaches the UK.
