UK weather: Flights & trains axed as Met Office issues ‘danger to life’ warning after Storm Ashley hits with 80mph winds
FLIGHTS and trains have been axed after the Met Office issued a ‘danger to life’ warning – as Storm Ashley hits with 80mph winds. The storm is lashing Scotland, Northern Ireland,
Storm Ashley led to cancelled sporting matches, delayed flights and caused widespread traffic disruption. Winds of up to ...
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Storm Ashley causes serious disruption to Northern Ireland, cutting off power, cancelling ferry sailings and flights and closing roadsStorm Ashley caused serious disruption to Northern Ireland today, cutting off power for thousands and cancelling ferry ...
Northern Ireland is preparing for the arrival of Storm Ashley on Sunday. The UK is due to be hit by winds of up to 80mph as ...
Warmer weather is on the way to Northern Ireland this week – but the rain is also set to stay, according to the Met Office.
A weather warning currently in place for Northern Ireland has been extended by the Met Office. The yellow alert for rain, which came into effect at 8pm on Wednesday, is now in force until 6pm ...
The Met Office has explained if Hurricane Milton will have any impact on Northern Ireland. A Met Office spokesperson said: ...
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