Kent is braced for a miserable few days as gusts of up to 80mph are set to batter the county.

The Met Office has issued another weather warning, as strong winds are set to batter Kent.

Kent is bracing for very windy conditions tomorrow as Storm Eowyn looms, with strong gusts expected.

A “weather bomb” set to batter Kent this week with gale-force winds has triggered a danger to life warning.

Weather forecasters have issued a cold health alert as temperatures are expected to plummet this weekend.

A weather warning for ice is in place this morning as the cold snap continues following last night’s snow and sleet.

Snow has started settling in towns across the county as flood and cold weather warnings remain in place.

A snow warning is now in force with the county being advised it could see flurries, while flood and cold weather warnings remain in place.

An amber cold weather alert covering Kent has been extended until Tuesday as the county continues to face freezing conditions.

The planned closure of a busy motorway junction for a new safety barrier to be installed will go-ahead later this month.

A historic tourist attraction has been forced to shut indefinitely after stormy high winds reduced part of its garden wall to rubble.

A new alert has been issued warning people to be prepared for wintry conditions pushing towards the south.

Drivers and rail passengers face delays due to adverse weather which is causing obstructions and flooding across the county.

A weather warning for heavy rain has been issued for Kent, with flooding closing several roads.

Snow hit parts of Kent overnight forcing a major route to shut.

Snow, sleet and rain is expected to fall in Kent as an amber alert for cold weather remains in place.

A village sign which was damaged during 75mph winds is expected to cost “thousands” to replace.

Three roads have been closed after a car crashed into a wall.

An amber “cold health alert” has been issued for the county, with warnings of an increase in deaths among the elderly and extra demand on hospitals.

Cross-Channel operators are telling passengers of long hold-ups to journeys as winds reach as high as 75mph.