Wind speeds topped 100mph as buildings were damaged, trees felled, roads closed, drivers injured and schools and supermarkets closed.
A red weather warning can cause “very dangerous conditions” for those in affected areas, meaning precautions should be taken.
It has been one week since Storm Éowyn, one of the UK's most powerful windstorms for over a decade, hit Scotland with gusts of a whopping 100mph. The storm brought red warnings, severe impacts ...
It was the storm of the century, an unstoppable force of nature which swept across Scotland leaving devastation in its wake.
with trains and ferries suspended as Scotland recovers from Storm Éowyn. About 35,000 customers were still without power on Saturday evening and Police Scotland said they had responded to almost ...
Storm Éowyn has unleashed strong and damaging winds over the British Isles, and particularly over Ireland and Scotland. Air pressure at the center of the storm plummeted 50 millibars in the 24 ...
It comes after winds reached 100mph on Friday as the storm left one person dead, more than a million people without power and caused significant travel disruption across the UK and Ireland.
Farmers and landowners have been hit by devastation in the wake of Storm Éowyn. More than 2000 Scottish households were still without power as The Scottish Farmer went to press, days after the storm ...
At the peak of the “storm of the century” 750,000 premises in the Republic of Ireland and 250,000 in Northern Ireland had no ...
Storm Éowyn brought weather warnings last week with "very strong winds and heavy rain" in parts of the UK, said the Met Office. Gusts of 100mph were recorded in Drumalbin in Scotland – the ...
an unstoppable force of nature which swept across Scotland leaving devastation in its wake. But unlike Storm Éowyn, the damage wrought by the hurricane came not just from the wind, but from th ...
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