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Storm Boelo Brings 85mph Gusts and Travel Disruption Across the UK
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Storm Boelo is bringing flooding, power cuts, and travel disruption across the United Kingdom, with wind gusts of up to 85mph recorded overnight. Amber weather warnings for wind remain in effect across large parts of Scotland and northern England, with further disruption expected through the weekend.
Power Outages and Flooding
More than 80,000 customers across Great Britain were without power at 08:00 GMT on Saturday morning, with outages also reported across the island of Ireland. In Wales, Transport for Wales warned that services between Cardiff Central and Pontyclun could be delayed by up to 45 minutes due to heavy rain flooding the railway, with services potentially cancelled in both directions. Natural Resources Wales issued five flood warnings and 45 flood alerts across the nation, four of which were along the River Ely in South Wales.
Rail Disruptions
On the railways, passengers were advised not to travel north of Preston on the West Coast Main Line, while LNER advised against travel north of Edinburgh on the East Coast. Network Rail reported that trees had fallen onto lines at numerous locations in Scotland.
Ferry and Flight Cancellations
A number of ferry services across the Irish Sea have been suspended, and many flights have been cancelled.
Amber Warnings in Place
Amber warnings for wind remain in effect across much of Scotland and northern England. A further yellow warning for wind will stay in place until 21:00 GMT on Saturday for most of Scotland, including the Orkney Islands, and northern England. The Met Office warned that strong winds could cause power cuts, flying debris, damage to buildings and trees, as well as significant travel disruption.
