Cardiff Airport has issued a warning to passengers as Wales is about to be hit by Storm Darragh.
A rare red Met Office ‘danger to life’ warning for wind has been put in place across much of Wales on Saturday, from 3-11am.
Now officials are warning passengers to ‘take extra care’ when making their way to the airport tomorrow.
A spokesperson for Cardiff Airport said: ‘Please check before you travel. We advise you to take extra care and allow additional time when travelling to the airport.
‘For the latest updates on flight information, visit our website. Safe travels!’
Red weather warnings are the most serious that the Met Office issue, with them only being put in place if meteorologists believe that dangerous, potentially life-threatening weather is imminent.
Winds of up to 80mph were initially expected, but the Met Office now fear that the UK could be set to see wind speeds reaching 90mph.
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