DALES residents will be surprised when the weather forecast doesn’t warn them of a massive storm headed their way.
Unfortunately, and according to Emmerdale boss Jane Hudson, viewers will have to say goodbye to some of their favorite villagers for good.
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Soap bosses keep their word for the 50th anniversary of the show and no one in the village of the same name is spared a possible tragic demise, as suggested by a recent trailer.
The Yorkshire show celebrates five decades of drama with an explosive episode due to broadcast on Sunday, October 16.
Speaking to The Sun, the executive producer warned fans that they may not be prepared for all the upcoming events.
“It’ll be more than blowing your socks off,” Jane teased at first before insisting tragedy is definitely at play.
“There are deaths, there is destruction, but there are also real moments of intimacy of heartbreak and love.”
“We will see our characters tested not only for their physical strength, but also for their emotional strength.”
“There will be many tears. We will see the community come to terms with the aftermath of this horrific storm.”
But who will live in the village to see another day?
Fans have speculated that Al Chapman could be killed after Harry Potter Actor Michael Wildman sparked rumors that he could be stop the soap.
The businessman is having an affair with Woolpack manager Chas Dingle and has made it clear that he wants to build a future with her.
Meanwhile, actor Jeff Hordley aka Cain Dingle has teased that his on-screen character could be in the goal lineespecially after the heartbreaking death of his mother Faith.
Liv Flaherty could also be part of the familiar faces who will leave the Dales as actress Isobel Steele has reportedly quit the soap to focus on her music career.
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Viewers will have to wait and see, though, as the drama-filled week will leave them with one nasty surprise after another — and maybe a surprise birth.
“The storm has had more than one stunt all week,” added Jane Hudson.
“Just when you think it couldn’t get any worse for our Emmerdale characters, they really do, and we end the month with a really big bang that propels us right into the new year.”
Emmerdale bosses are adamant in celebrating the show’s half-centenary with some jaw-dropping storylines from Faith Dingle’s end of life to Aaron’s Return to the Village.
But who will come out alive?
Emmerdale is broadcast on weeknights from 7.30pm on ITV.