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Otabek YusupovStorm Boelo claimed the lives of two men, left hundreds of thousands of homes without electricity and caused major flooding in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England. By Sunday evening around 90,000 customers remained without power, and by Monday almost 8,000. New storm-force winds are expected early in the week.
Aziz KarimovStorm Boelo led to the cancellation of 149 KLM flights at Schiphol Airport, the suspension of ferry services to the islands of Vlieland and Terschelling, and numerous calls to emergency services in Friesland. In the United Kingdom, more than 57,000 homes were left without electricity due to the bad weather.
Aziz KarimovStorm Boelo, which struck Scotland and northern England, killed 60-year-old Richard Baines — the curator of Logan Botanic Garden, who gave the garden its name as 'Scotland's most exotic garden'. By 15:00 on Sunday 161,400 premises were without electricity, amber and yellow warnings were in force, and ferries, flights and mass events were cancelled. Storm Boelo, which struck Scotland and northern England, led to the death of 60-year-old Richard Baines — curator of Logan Botanic Garden, who had described the garden as 'Scotland's most exotic garden'. By 3pm on Sunday, 161,400 properties were without electricity, yellow and amber warnings were in force, and ferries, flights and mass events were cancelled.
Aziz KarimovStorm Boelo, the second named storm in a week, brought gusts of up to 85 mph to the UK. According to the Energy Networks Association, 82,600 customers were without electricity on Sunday morning, while power had been restored to around 344,900 over the weekend. Amber warnings are in force in Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland; ferries, trains and flights are being cancelled. Storm Bertow, the second named storm of the week, brought gusts of up to 85 mph to the UK. According to the Energy Networks Association, 82,600 customers were still without electricity on Sunday morning, while power had been restored to around 344,900 over the weekend. Amber warnings are in force in Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland, with ferries, trains and flights cancelled.
Otabek YusupovAccording to the Met Office forecast, Storm Boelo will bring strong winds and rain to Northern Ireland, Scotland and northern England on Saturday. It will arrive less than 48 hours after the first storm of the season — Austen — was declared, which will reach the country on Friday and affect the south-west.
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