Storm Boelo hit Scotland and parts of north England with strong winds, causing significant disruption. The storm brought gusts up to 80 mph, leading to severe weather conditions. As a result, thousands of homes were left without power.
Power companies reported that around 90,000 properties are still without electricity. The Scottish government confirmed that the storm caused extensive damage, with many areas experiencing downed trees and blocked roads. Schools across Scotland were forced to close or delay openings due to the hazardous conditions.
This is the second weather warning issued for wind related to Storm Boelo. The first warning was issued from 6pm on Monday, as the storm continued to affect the region. Emergency services are working to restore power and clear debris.
The storm has caused at least one fatality, with a man killed in the incident. Investigations are ongoing to determine the exact cause. The weather system has been linked to a series of storms in the North Atlantic, which have been more frequent and intense in recent months.
The impact of Storm Boelo highlights the growing challenges posed by extreme weather events. Officials are urging residents to remain cautious and avoid unnecessary travel.
