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One of the worst storms in decades, Storm Eunice, is battering the UK, forcing school closures, causing travel chaos and leaving homes without power.<\/p>\n
But it\u2019s the skill of pilots that seems to have captured thousands of people\u2019s attention thanks to a live stream from London Heathrow airport<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jerry Dyer, from Big Jet TV, has been streaming footage showing planes visibly shaken by high-speed winds as they attempt to land during Storm Eunice on Friday (18th February).<\/p>\n More than 216,000 people were watching his feed at the time of writing, gripped by pilots attempting to land in dangerously windy conditions, as well as Mr Dyer\u2019s enthusiastic commentary of the drama.<\/p>\n London is under a rare red weather alert until 3pm, meaning there is a risk to life, and winds of up to 70mph have been recorded at Heathrow.<\/p>\n Mr Dyer has been filming the footage from a field next to the airport and providing passionate football-esque commentary on the action.<\/p>\n You can watch Big Jet TV live on its YouTube channel right here.<\/p>\n