Storm Corrie LIVE: Updates as Tayside and Fife hit by more severe weather By Courier reporters January 29 2022, 11.08am Updated: January 31 2022, 9.44am The Whirlies near Forfar blocked by trees (left) and a tree on the eastbound carriage of A90 between Errol and Inchture (right). [[title]] [[text]] An error occurred. Please try again. [[success]] Email address Sign up Storm Corrie hit Tayside and Fife on Sunday – a day after Storm Malik brought disruption to the region. Saturday saw 72mph winds batter Courier country and the chaos included fallen trees, road closures and reports of power cuts. It came after an amber “danger to life” warning for wind was issued by the Met Office on Friday. And there was no let up on Sunday, with ferocious winds hitting Tayside and Fife. Our reporters and photographers will bring you rolling coverage from across the east of Scotland throughout Monday. Please allow a moment for updates to load below. If you have any news or photos to share please email livenews@thecourier.co.uk. Already a subscriber? Sign in [[title]] [[text]] Close More from The Courier Angus still counting cost of storm impact on council budget 10 uplifting business stories from Tayside and Fife including apprentices and Dundee font Several schools shut and roads affected as Tayside and Fife hit with heavy snow Thundersnow and strong gusts set to hit Tayside and Fife
