Storm Eunice Continues To Cause Power Outages, Despite Additional Yellow Warnings

Storm Eunice Continues To Cause Power Outages, Despite Additional Yellow Warnings

As forecasters issue additional yellow weather warnings for areas of the UK, energy firms are rushing to restore power to thousands of homes.

On Sunday, high winds of up to 70 mph are expected in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, with heavy rain in Cumbria, Lancashire, and West Yorkshire.

It comes after three people were murdered in one of the biggest storms to batter the UK in decades on Friday.

Storm Eunice ripped through the United Kingdom, bringing down trees and demolishing roofs.

Greg Dewhurst of the Met Office predicted "a modest abatement in the wind" on Saturday night, but that "it won't be long before they kick up again tomorrow, leading to another windy day across the country."

"Over the course of the day, this will have an impact on the cleanup procedure."

In addition, a yellow rain warning is in effect for Cumbria, Lancashire, and West Yorkshire from midnight Saturday to 18:00 GMT Sunday.

The Energy Networks Association stated in a Saturday update that roughly 155,000 customers in the south and east of England and Wales were still without power, while 1.22 million had been reconnected.

Popular Posts

Best Anti-Inflammatory Foods Backed By Science (What to Eat For Better Health)

A UK lawyer Has Been Engaged To Investigate Allegations Of War Crimes In Ukraine

Judicial Employees Floor Courts Nationwide Regardless Of CJN Intervention

EU's Actual Funding Of Nato EXPOSED As Biden Arrives For Worrying Showdown With Bloc Leaders

F.D.A. Tells J.&J. to 60 Million Doses Made at Can’t Be Used

Supreme Court Upholds Arizona Vote Casting Restrictions

First Minister To Announce Ultra-Modern Evaluation Of Lockdown Easing

Air strike cripples Syria cave hospital

George Santos Expelled From The House Of Representatives

Colorado Gunman Killed Six At Party 'As He Was Once Now Not Invited'