Just as the British Isles began to recover from the devastating hurricane Eowyn, they are threatened by a new natural disaster. Today, Ireland is expected to be covered by hurricane Herminia, which will bring strong winds and heavy rains.
New storm Herminia is heading for Europe. Wind gusts will exceed 120 km/h. Read Post »
The UK Met Office has officially named Storm Eowyn (pronounced ay-oh-win) as the fifth storm of the 2024/25 European storm season. Forecasted to rapidly intensify, the storm is expected to bring hurricane-force winds, heavy rainfall, and snow to parts of Ireland and the UK starting Thursday, January 23, and continuing into the weekend. Authorities have issued warnings for severe disruptions, urging residents to prepare for what is being called a “weather bomb.”
Storm Eowyn to Bring ‘Weather Bomb’ to Ireland and UK: Warnings Issued Read Post »
Based on the latest data from Weather Alerts EU, several regions across Europe are poised to experience significant weather disturbances in the coming days.
Brace Yourselves: Severe Weather Set to Batter Europe in Coming Days Read Post »
As of January 6, 2025, England is experiencing significant weather disruptions due to heavy snowfall and icy conditions. The Met Office has issued multiple warnings, including an amber alert for snow and ice in northern regions, predicting accumulations of up to 15 cm in some areas.
Severe Snow and Ice Warnings Across England—Travel Chaos Expected Read Post »
Storm Darragh, jointly named by the UK Met Office, Met Éireann and the Dutch KNMI, will begin its destructive impact on Ireland and the UK from the evening of Friday, December 6, and will last until Saturday, December 7.
