Bert is returning to cause more destruction after leaving three dead and many without electricity.

Yesterday, Storm Bert wreaked havoc with its fierce winds and heavy downpour, causing a trail of destruction that left many in shock. The storm, which is predicted to be just as powerful today as it was yesterday, resulted in at least three fatalities. It's a grim reminder of the immense force and danger that Mother Nature can unleash upon us.

As the 70mph winds howled and raged, trees were uprooted and scattered across roads, causing chaos and disruption for motorists. Many were left stranded and unable to continue their journeys. It was a terrifying and chaotic scene, with people struggling to navigate through the carnage caused by Storm Bert.

Tragically, three men lost their lives on the treacherous roads yesterday. Along with the fatalities, tens of thousands of homes were left without power, plunging them into darkness and adding to the chaos and destruction. In Wales, a landslide trapped five children and five adults, but luckily they were rescued and taken to a safe and warm place to recover. However, the storm proved to be deadly in other areas, with 'danger to life' weather warnings still in effect.

The Met Office has urged people to remain vigilant as the storm continues to wreak havoc. Flash floods and power cuts are still a major concern, with over 200 flood alerts in place for England, Wales, and Scotland. The Met Office has also issued yellow warnings for rain and wind, covering large areas of the country and expected to last into Sunday. It's essential that people take necessary precautions and stay safe during this dangerous weather.

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