Saturday, January 25, 2025 The United Kingdom finds itself in the grip of weather-induced turmoil as the devastating effects of Storm Éowyn spill into the weekend. With torrential rain, gale-force winds, and the looming threat of widespread flooding, the country braces for a chaotic few days that promise to upend daily life, disrupt travel, and endanger homes and businesses. Storm Éowyn struck with unprecedented ferocity on Friday, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
Winds peaking at a staggering 100mph claimed one life and plunged over a million households into darkness as power outages swept across the UK and Ireland. Travel networks crumbled under the storm’s might, with rail and air services brought to a standstill. As the weekend begins, the Met Office has issued a series of amber and yellow weather warnings, underscoring the severity of what lies ahead.
Areas across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland are on high alert, with heavy rain and ferocious winds set to batter the nation once more. Find latest tourism industry news from every corner of the globe at Travel And Tour World , your only online source for breaking international travel news coverage. The Met Office has painted a grim picture for the weekend.
From 8am to 3pm on Sunday, a yellow wind warning will be in effect for south-west England, coastal regions along the English and Scottish Irish Sea, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Gusts ranging from 50 to 60mph are expected to wreak havoc, further str.