Storm Dave is set to bring severe weather conditions to more than half of the United Kingdom over the Easter weekend, with the Met Office issuing yellow warnings for wind and snow. A low-pressure system from the Atlantic will lead to Arctic conditions, including temperatures as low as -3°C and wind gusts reaching up to 90 mph in exposed areas, especially in Scotland. The warnings cover mainland Scotland, Northern Ireland, and parts of northern England and Wales from Saturday into Sunday. Forecasters predict gusts of 50-60 mph widely and up to 80-90 mph in certain locations, posing risks of injuries and travel disruptions due to flying debris. Heavy snowfall is also expected, with accumulations of 10-20 cm in higher elevations of northern Scotland. The Met Office advises travelers to plan ahead and pack essentials in case of delays. As the storm approaches, residents should prepare their properties and stay updated on weather forecasts as warnings may be revised.