Hot on the heels of storm Ciara, Norfolk and Suffolk are bracing themselves for another weekend of heavy wind and rain, as forecasters warn storm Dennis could bring widespread disruption later this week.

A yellow weather warning for wind is in place for most of the UK this Saturday, with forecasters predicting gusts of up to 52mph across East Anglia.

Storm Dennis is the fourth named storm of 2020, and is due to hit the UK on Saturday afternoon, bringing with it strong wind and the chance of heavy rain.

The warning is in place until midnight, with more heavy rain forecast on Sunday.

Storm Dennis follows just one week on from Storm Ciara, which caused travel chaos last weekend with cancelled trains, buses, and roads blocked by fallen debris.

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Dan Holley, forecasters at Weatherquest, said Ciara had produced "the most widespread gales in the UK since 15th January 2015".