Northern Ireland has been battered by Storm Éowyn, bringing winds over 90mph and leaving 93,000 homes and businesses without power. A rare red weather warning, signaling severe danger to life, is in effect until 14:00 GMT, with significant disruptions expected.
Northern Ireland’s leaders have urged the public to stay at home ahead of expected severe weather in the region across Friday.
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All the UK rail and road travel warnings issued ahead of Storm Eowyn
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Eerie images show ghost town Glasgow as thousands stay home during Storm Eowyn.
Road, rail, airports and ferries are likely to be disrupted in many parts of the UK and Ireland on Friday
The Met Office has issued red and amber warnings across much of the country and people have been warned to stay indoors.
Storm Eowyn is forecast to cause damage and disruption across the country. Homeowners need to secure their properties to avoid an insurance claim
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Storm Éowyn is set to bring winds of up to 90mph when it hits the UK on Friday
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High winds battered Bolton today (January 24), with a number of trees being felled as a weather warning was issued for parts of the borough.
Forecasters say flying debris from Storm Eowyn could result in danger to life and ‘very dangerous’ driving conditions because of fallen trees.
A tree has fell on top of a car in County Durham after strong winds from Storm Eowyn.
Red weather wind warnings have also been issued as Storm Éowyn hits.
The Met Office has issued a rare red “danger to life” warning covering Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Rail services and flights have been axed, with rare red weather warnings issued
A map shows that the alerts are mainly in south and west Wales after a night of heavy rain, and there is more on the way during Storm Éowyn
