The Met Office have warned high winds will hit Oxfordshire on Wednesday as Storm Eleanor arrives in the UK.
Forecasters say there could be a chance of power cuts and disruption to mobile phone signal as gusts of 60-70mph sweep through Oxfordshire.
The organisation issued a yellow warning said strong winds would affect the county from shortly after midnight until 10pm.
Here's a closer look at #StormEleanor during the next few hours #weatheraware pic.twitter.com/FPnwQHpWMF
— Met Office (@metoffice) January 2, 2018
The Met Office statement said: “Strong and at times gusty winds are expected through much of Wednesday. There is a small chance of injuries and danger to life, as well as minor property damage, from flying debris.”
The warning also flagged up the possibility of cancellations to public transport, other transport delays including route closures, and power cuts.
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