Kent weather: Met Office explains why Storm Eunice will be a 'weatherbomb' as 70mph storm nears

Kent and Sussex Courier

17 Feb 2022 0 shares 1 views

Kent weather: Met Office explains why Storm Eunice will be a 'weatherbomb' as 70mph storm nears

Kent weather: Met Office explains why Storm Eunice will be a 'weatherbomb' as 70mph storm nears

Kent and Sussex Courier

Published 17 Feb 2022

The storm is set to hit the UK tomorrow (February 18) bringing gale force winds and extreme conditions.

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