Llandudno Pier faces severe damage as Storm Darragh brings 93 mph winds

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Llandudno Pier is facing severe damage from Storm Darragh, with winds reaching 93 mph. One kiosk has been torn from its foundations, and others have roof damage. The owner described the situation as a potential "miracle" if the pier survives. High tide is expected at 2:42 PM, raising concerns that the structure could be engulfed if winds remain strong. Wind speeds are predicted to stay around 70 mph throughout the day, with gales from the north. The pier, built in 1878, is the longest in Wales and a key tourist attraction. The owner has invested in reinforcing the structure but worries about the impact of the storm on the buildings.


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