Watch: Stunning drone footage over Wolverhampton shows city centre in the aftermath of Storm Goretti

Drone footage from chief photographer Tim Thursfield shows Wolverhampton city centre after the worst of Storm Goretti appears to have passed.

Prominent in the 90 second video is St Peter's Church and nearby Molineux where Wolves will host Shrewsbury Town in the FA Cup tomorrow (Saturday).

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A gritting lorry makes it's way through Dudley Street, Wolverhampton.

The video shows the streets relatively deserted as people stay at home to keep warm instead of braving the icy and snowy conditions, which continues to affect public transport, as well as making driving difficult although gritting lorries continue to operated.

Exclusive Express & Star pictures have shown the best and worst of Storm Goretti, with motorists in the region struggling to get through the streets and other people enjoying the conditions. It has certainly made for some beautiful pictures, including around Barr Beacon.

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The scene around Aldridge after heavy snowfall.A view from Barr Beacon.
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Aerial images over Wolverhampton after the heavy snowfall.
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An aerial image of Molineux in Wolverhampton after Storm Goretti. Photo: Tim Thursfieldplaceholder image
An aerial image of Molineux in Wolverhampton after Storm Goretti. Photo: Tim Thursfield

The latest forecast for the Wolverhampton area is calling for mist from 3pm with cloudy conditions later and a gentle breeze.

Saturday is similar with no early snow forecast but sunny conditions with plenty of cloud.

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