Storm Dave Spares Edinburgh, Chaos in Scotland

Storm, Dave rolled through Edinburgh without causing any big problems, wrapping up early on Easter Sunday with no major incidents reported in the city.

Up north in Scotland, it kicked up some chaos with road closures and train delays,

plus restrictions on key bridges like the Queen's Fair Crossing, and

fourth road bridge, where drivers had to take it slow.

Warnings got lifted quick, and Amber won at 3 a.m. for Northern England,

Northwest Wales, and southern Scotland, followed by yellow ones later across,

England, Scotland, and Wales. Edinburgh dodged the worst, but winds are still hanging around at 18 miles per hour today with gusts up to 44,

easing to 11 by 1 a.m. Monday, along with rain and sleep fading into a clear night.

Tomorrow, April 6, looks way calmer with sunny spells, just four mile per hour breezes and highs of 12 degrees Celsius around 5 p.m.

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