UK weather: Arctic air sends temperatures plummeting in the UK
UK weather: Arctic air sends temperatures plummeting in the UK
UK weather: Arctic air sends temperatures plummeting in the UK
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings across much of the country this weekend
A wobbly plane struggled to battle the high winds of Storm Éowyn when landing at Birmingham Airport this morning.
The weather has caused widespread chaos across the UK and Ireland
Schools have been shut across the UK after the Met Office said there is a risk to life and issued four days of weather warnings.
More disruption is expected this weekend
The Met Office has issued red and amber warnings across much of the country and people have been warned to stay indoors.
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A British Airways flight was forced to abort an initial attempt to land at Manchester Airport in Storm Eowyn winds on Friday, January 24.Simon Whittaker captured video of the plane approaching the runway. As it almost touches down, it’s seen climbing again into the sky for a go-around, video shows.Whittaker said the flight was British Airways 1390 from London Heathrow, which landed on time according to flight-tracking information.The Manchester Evening News said wind gusts reached 60 mph (96 km/h) in the area. The paper counted at least 17 flight cancellations at Manchester Airport. Credit: Simon Whittaker via Storyful
High winds battered Bolton today (January 24), with a number of trees being felled as a weather warning was issued for parts of the borough.
A Glasgow business has been pictured with severe damage in the midst of Storm Eowyn.
A homeowner has told of his shock after a huge tree crashed into his house earlier today (Fri) during Storm Eowyn. Richard Dunn, 58, says he was in his living room when he heard a sudden crash and he saw a large tree come through his window. The incident was caused by strong winds from Storm Eowyn - as flights have been cancelled, schools have been shut and thousands have been told to stay home because of the bad weather. Richard said: "It was a glancing blow on the side of the building, just a crack, crack of the tree falling." Richard has lived at the property on Knoll Park Drive in Baildon, West Yorks., since 2007 but only decorated his living room a year ago. He has contacted his insurance company and is now waiting for an assessor to come out. There is another large tree right next to Richard's house and he's worried that might collapse onto his property too. One neighbour, who is also concerned about the same tree, said: "We're going to have to contact the council and start looking at removing trees close to properties."
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Another road has been closed in Glasgow due to an unsafe building amid Storm Eowyn damage.
Éowyn’s wind speeds are comparable with the most infamous storms of recent years and decades.
Gusty gales and heavy rain will arrive today
A market town in Suella Braverman’s constituency is at the centre of a row over the felling of a “majestic” 45 foot oak tree.