London:

As Storm Eunice battered Britain with record-breaking wind speeds and astonishing waves on Friday, over 3.3 million viewers tuned in to a nail-biting live video of planes making bumpy, impressive landings in the UK capital.

In a YouTube livestream that started eight hours ago, Big Jet TV presenter Jerry Dyer follows the trajectory of multiple pilots, from those flying British Airways to Emirates, as they land at London Heathrow Airport amidst a raging storm that has so far been responsible for “provisionally the highest gust ever recorded in England,” as per the meteorological office.

The presenter’s fast-paced commentary keeps viewers transfixed as he analyses everything from pilots’ sudden swoops to their skilful landings, while forceful winds can be heard whipping aggressively in the background.

His entertaining style includes cheeky compliments like “Look at those wings flexing, man,” and “Piece of cake!” as he watches pilots make particularly challenging landings on the airstrip.

“There are a lot of nervous passengers on there right now,” he chuckles as one plane zig-zags through the air.

Another plane is seen hang