Tornado warning issued as Storm Ciara batters UK with '60mph winds'

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Storm Ciara is expected to wreak havoc and bring travel chaos - meanwhile the Met Office has issued yellow and amber weather alerts for huge swathes of the United Kingdom

Weather experts have forecast strong winds and issued a tornado warning ahead of Storm Ciara bringing 100mph gusts to Britain.

 

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