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.
LONDON — Ireland and Scotland are braced for one of the most intense storms in decades, with forecasters warning of a danger ...
The Met Office issued a danger to life warning has been issued for Brits as Storm Eowyn barrels its way toward the country with 100mph winds expected in the worst-affected regions ...
An amber alert for high winds, outside of the red warning, covers parts of the Scottish Borders, and extends up as far as ...
People across Northern Ireland and Scotland receive emergency alerts on their phones and guidance on how to stay safe in dangerous weather ...
People have been urged to stay at home under what has been described as 'exceptional circumstances' by STV meteorologist Sean Batty.
Around 4.5 million people were sent an alert on their phone this evening after the Met Office issued a 'red alert'.
Millions of Britons receive emergency weather alert tonight as warning issued for London - The alert caused mobile phones to make a loud-siren like sound and be sent to 4.5 million Britons ...
Amber warning in place as storm set to bring lowest pressure since 1982 - causing widespread disruption across the country.
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