Storm Dennis: What do we know about the big storm lashing the UK
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The coastline in Kent was battered by Storm Ciara last week, so residents are preparing for Storm Dennis' arrival.
Many parts of the UK are yet to recover from the impact of Storm Ciara, and now Storm Dennis has caused further damage to property and homes.
A red weather warning for rain is in place on Sunday for south Wales, as heavy rain and strong winds continue to affect the UK with more than 300 flood warnings issued.
On Tuesday the Met Office confirmed that Dennis was likely to hit Britain and said: "It will bring very strong winds and potential for disruption to many parts of England and Wales on Saturday."
Some experts have warned Dennis could inflict more damage than Ciara with a month of rain expected in some areas.
The Army have been brought into try and help in Calderdale, West Yorkshire.
Road, rail and air transport has already been disrupted, with many flights being cancelled.
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These kids got involved in a clean up after Storm Ciara
People living near railway lines have been asked to secure any loose gardens items, after several trampolines were blown on to the tracks last weekend.
Storm Ciara created winds so strong that trees were blown over
The weather for the coming week is expected to remain quite unsettled.
But some sunny, dry spells are expected in places, especially in the east of the UK.
- Published11 February 2020
