Incredible footage shows skill of pilots landing at Manchester Airport amid Storm Darragh
Footage shows the incredible skill of pilots battling the elements at Manchester airport as Storm Darragh continues to batter the UK.
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Footage shows the incredible skill of pilots battling the elements at Manchester airport as Storm Darragh continues to batter the UK.
Storm Darragh is poised to cause chaos across the country, potentially disrupting a busy weekend of football ahead of Manchester United's clash with Nottingham Forest. The extreme weather conditions are expected to impact train services, affecting travellers nationwide and one EFL match has been called off already.
Most of the UK is set to be battered by Storm Darragh this weekend and Greater Manchester is no exception.
Atletico Madrid scored three goals late in the second half to recover from a goal down and beat fourth division Cacereno 3-1 to advance to the Spanish Copa del Rey last 32 on Thursday.
There are six 'act now' flood warnings in place across parts of Greater Manchester and Lancashire. The Environment Agency issued the warnings after a day of heavy rain and strong winds on Thursday (December 5).
A flight from Manchester was forced to return to the airport on Thursday evening after being struck by lightning, the M.E.N understands.
Heavy rain has started to hit Manchester this afternoon, with new flood warnings in place ahead of a severe Met Office alert over the coming days.
High winds have brought down trees and forced the closure of the Severn Bridge (M48) in both directions. The A48 is now closed between the Pyle roundabout and the Porthcawl roundabout in both directions due to fallen trees. Severn Bridge traffic is being diverted to the M4 Prince of Wales Bridge. In Caerphilly, the A469 is currently closed between Ystrad Mynach and Llanbradach. A lane of the A473 between Church Village and Llantwit Fardre is completely flooded. Natural Resources Wales have issued a flood alert for the River Taff as Rhondda Cynon Taf (RCT) Council has told residents to prepare bt securing their flood gates.