Storm Éowyn: Record winds, schools closed and flights cancelled
It left hundreds of thousands of homes without power there and a quarter of a million cut off in Northern Ireland. Then it battered central Scotland with gusts hitting 100 miles an hour. Hundreds of schools were closed, flights were cancelled and road, rail and sea transport remain severely disrupted.
Storm Éowyn, pronounced ‘Ay-oh-win’, has been advancing toward Ireland and the United Kingdom and is expected to bring gusty ...
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Storm Éowyn: Your rights to a refund as hundreds of flights in and out of Ireland cancelledStorm Éowyn wreaked havoc across the country last night, as trees and power lines were brought down, and dangerous conditions ...
Photos show how Storm Éowyn caused widespread disruption across the North East on Friday, as winds of up to 96mph battered ...
Record winds associated with storm Éowyn crashed through the country on Friday morning.Gusts of 183km/h were recorded in ...
A strong jet stream – the ribbon of winds about six miles up in the atmosphere over the North Atlantic – is one. Winds here ...
Storm Éowyn has wreaked havoc across as severe winds and rain continue to batter parts of the UK and Ireland. Two people have ...
Ferries, flights and rail services have been shut down across Scotland as a large part of the country braces for the arrival ...
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The Health and Safety Authority have issued a warning in the wake of Storm Éowyn, urging people against trying to clear ...
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