Storm Ingunn Ravages Norway with Historic Intensity

Rapidly intensifying and nearing record low pressure, the storm leaves thousands without power and causes widespread damage.

Storm Ingunn, the most powerful storm to hit Norway in over 30 years, brought hurricane-force winds and widespread destruction.
The storm intensified rapidly, showing signs of a sting jet, and approached Norway's record low pressure.
Thousands of households were left without power, and significant damage was reported, including blown-off roofs and windows.
Transportation was severely disrupted, with cancellations of flights and ferries, and schools and roads were closed.
The storm also impacted neighboring countries, with Sweden issuing its highest weather alert and reports of high winds in the Faroe Islands.