Storm Eowyn Brings Strong Winds To Parts Of UK And Ireland 6

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Storm Eowyn Brings Strong Winds To Parts Of UK And Ireland 6

Storm Eowyn brought strong winds to parts of UK and Ireland on Friday, January 24, prompting rare red weather warnings in both countries. Schools and businesses were closed due to expected disruptions, with several flights canceled at Belfast City Airport.

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  • Prof Diane Rasmussen McAdie - UK Column via Spectee
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  • Prof Diane Rasmussen McAdie - UK Column via Spectee
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