
Severe weather over the weekend causes flooding, structural damage, and two fatalities from falling trees.
Storm Boelo and Storm Austen battered the UK over the weekend, leaving tens of thousands of properties without power, causing widespread flooding and damage, and resulting in two deaths from falling trees.
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Storm Boelo and Storm Austen struck the UK over the weekend, bringing extreme weather, flooding, and structural damage.
Tens of thousands of properties are still without power on Monday after Storm Boelo and Storm Austen battered the UK at the weekend causing flooding and damage. Two people were killed by falling trees on Sunday.

Storm Boelo moves away from the UK, but a new low-pressure system is set to bring further rain and strong winds. The Met Office has issued yellow wind warnings for Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and western England for Monday and Tuesday.

Clean-up operations are underway across the UK after Storm Boelo caused flooding, property damage, and power cuts for around 90,000 properties, while two men were killed by falling trees.

Electricity has been restored to all properties in Northern Ireland following power outages caused by Storm Boelo. Meanwhile, teams continue working to restore power to remaining affected homes and businesses in the Republic of Ireland.

Clean-up operations are underway across the UK after Storm Boelo caused flooding, property damage, and two deaths. Around 90,000 properties remain without power as high winds and rain continue.

Storm Boelo has left over 82,000 properties without power across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England. The storm, following Storm Austen, has caused significant travel disruption, flight cancellations, and flooding, with wind gusts reaching 84mph.

Storm Boelo has struck the UK with 60-70mph winds and heavy rain, triggering amber warnings across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England. The severe weather has caused widespread travel disruption, power outages, and event cancellations.