Storm Eowyn Leaves Britain Reeling, Leaving Millions without Power

In Scotland, approximately 40,000 people remained without electricity on Saturday night.

Energy companies Scottish Power and SSEN reported ongoing challenges in restoring power due to high winds, snow, ice, and debris. The Met Office issued new yellow weather warnings for wind, snow, and ice in various parts of Scotland.

The storm caused structural damage, uprooted trees, and led to widespread power outages in Ireland, Northern Ireland, and Scotland.

Emergency crews are working to clear roads and railway lines and restore utilities.

In Ireland, gusts reached 114 mph, breaking a long-standing record. The storm caused structural damage and resulted in tree falls and significant power outages in Ireland, Northern Ireland, and Scotland. Emergency crews are working to clear roads and railway lines and restore utilities.

The Met Office has issued additional warnings for ice, snow, and wind in various parts of the UK for the weekend, predicting continued travel disruption and potential flooding.

As recovery efforts continue, authorities are urging residents to exercise caution and stay updated with the latest weather advisories.