Historic Storm Éowyn Devastates Ireland and Britain

Record-breaking winds and severe disruptions leave hundreds of thousands without power as authorities urge caution.

Storm Éowyn has brought unprecedented wind speeds of up to 183 km/h, the highest ever recorded in Ireland.
Over a million buildings across Ireland and Britain have experienced power outages, with significant damage to infrastructure reported.
Schools, transportation, and businesses have been widely shut down in affected areas, including Dublin, Belfast, and the Central Belt of Scotland.
Authorities have issued the highest weather warnings, urging residents to stay indoors and avoid unnecessary travel due to life-threatening conditions.
Meteorologists highlight the potential link between the storm’s intensity and climate change, citing warmer oceans as a contributing factor.