Storm Eowyn, the first named storm of the year, is set to batter the UK and Ireland with strong winds, rain, and snow, leading to widespread travel disruption. The Met Office has issued a 'danger to life' warning for high winds. Trains, flights, and roads are all expected to be affected, with many services suspended or disrupted. Passengers are urged to check with their transport providers before traveling.
The UK road, air and rail networks are bracing for Storm Eowyn mayhem Storm Eowyn is bringing a weather bomb of tornados, strong winds, rain, snow – and travel disruption . The officially named Storm Eowyn is approaching the UK and Ireland from the Atlantic, with the Met Office warning of ‘danger to life’ winds. The first storm of the year is set to hit the UK tomorrow morning after landing in Ireland shortly after midnight. You can follow our live updates here.
A full list of affected routes can be found here Most of Scotland will be in a shutdown tomorrow due to Storm Eowyn, including train and school closures CrossCountry – Do not travel between York, Newcastle and Edinburgh Grand Central and TransPennine services are affected LNER – Do not travel north of York Lumo – Do not travel north of Newcastle Merseyrail and Transport for Wales said there could be disruption, but they have not been affected today What about UK flights? Ryanair has said that...
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