Storm Darragh brings travel disruption to Scotland
Storm Darragh has brought damage and disruption to some parts of Scotland, with an amber warning for high winds and yellow warnings for wind and rain. Scotrail said services on the Stranraer line between Girvan and Ayr were disrupted by a tree on the tracks, with Network Rail sending a chainsaw team to the site.
Two people have been killed by falling trees as winds hit 96mph leaving thousands without power across Wales and the west of ...
Speaking on Storm Darragh, Met Office Chief Forecaster Jason Kelly reported: “Storm Darragh is an evolving system and will bring several hazards, including wind gusts of up to 70-80mph around western ...
STORM Darragh is set to batter Scotland with blizzards, torrential downpours and 80mph winds this weekend. The Met Office has ...
The weather bureau is warning residents across affected areas that Storm Darragh could cause power cuts and travel delays ...
It operates two lifeboats – the Trent class all-weather lifeboat (ALB) John Neville Taylor, moored at Torness Power Station, ...
The Energy Networks Association reported 86,000 homes in England, Scotland and Wales were without power. Transport ...
The forecaster says a period of “very strong northerly or northwesterly winds” will develop throughout Saturday as Storm ...
The effects of Storm Darragh are still being felt across the country. Central, southern and eastern Scotland is covered by ...
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