Disruption to travel, power and schools is expected as the UK braces itself for Storm Eunice, arriving just days after Storm Dudley.
Bin collection dates are likely to change as local council services are set to be impacted by the storm.
There are some steps you can follow during stormy conditions, HullLive reports.
Residents are recommended to do the following:
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Local authorities are warning residents to "consider how your recycling and waste containers are presented for collection" as Storm Eunice hits the UK.
It is highly likely bin collections will be impacted by the storm, as it rages hot on the heels of Storm Dudley.
To check whether your bins are due to be collected as normal enter your postcode on In Your Area and check the 'About My Area' section of the site.
Alternatively, head to your local council's website.
The Met Office has issued an amber alert, with a red alert in some places, this means severe weather could impact your plans, local services such as bin collections and there is a potential danger to life.
"You should think about changing your plans and taking action to protect yourself and your property," the Met Office says.
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