Storm Éowyn: Major disruption expected as red warning issued
Hundreds of schools are to be shut tomorrow and transport services halted as rare red warnings for gusts up to a 100-miles an hour have been issued for Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland. Around four-and-half million people were due to be sent a warning about Storm Éowyn to their mobile phones this evening about there being a danger to life.
Northern Ireland is expected to be battered by the strongest winds since Boxing Day 1998 as Storm Éowyn moves across Northern ...
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The storm season runs from the start of September to the end of August each year. It is only in the past ten years that the big ones in this part of the world have been given names.
This is the first red warning issued for Northern Ireland since a new impact-based alert system was introduced by the Met Office in 2011. It is also the first time a red warning has been issued across ...
By 9am, the highest wind gusts are expected to hit the areas of Derry and Strabane, where maximum gusts of 91mph have been forecast. The northern areas of Ballycastle and Coleraine are also expected ...
Around 4.5 million people received an emergency alert to their mobile phone at 6pm on Thursday after the Met Office issued a ...
Soon afterwards, notably windy conditions will become widespread into the early hours of Friday as Storm Éowyn (pronounced ...
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