Storm Boelo Continues to Disrupt UK, Leaving 90,000 Without Power A powerful storm, Storm Boelo, has left around 90,000 properties without power in Scotland and north England. The severe weather has caused widespread disruption, with roads flooded and travel severely impacted. According to the Energy Networks Association (ENA), the number of properties without electricity stood at 90,000 as of 19:00 GMT on Sunday. The ENA attributed the delays in restoring power to the dangerous conditions, which are limiting network engineers' opportunities to safely start the work. In Scotland, roads have been flooded, including part of the A82 at Dumbuck Quarry in Dumbarton. The Metropolitan Police have been called to various locations to deal with fallen trees and other storm-related incidents. In Largs, Scotland, the town centre was flooded, and in north London, a man in his 20s was killed when his car was hit by a falling tree. The Met Office has issued a new wind warning, indicating the severity of the storm. Ferry services have been impacted, with some flights to and from Belfast, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Dublin airports cancelled, and train services across the UK facing disruption.