As The Press reported first yesterday, Storm Lilian, could bring gusts of up to 80mph as millions prepare getaways for the August bank holiday weekend.
Forecasters are advising those travelling to Leeds Fest to secure their tents and drivers to take care on the roads as Storm Lilian is set to surge through northern parts of Wales and England.
Meanwhile the Ebor Festival continues at York Races today and tomorrow so it could be a case of hang on to your hats for those venturing to Knavesmire.
The Met Office says there is the possibility of thunder, while 20-30mm of rainfall is expected widely across both areas – with a chance of 40-50mm over higher ground.
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