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Storm Floris: Wind gusts of 122mph recorded as storm causes widespread damage, disruption across Scotland
The unseasonably severe storm hit coastal communities in the north west of the country hardest, with wind speeds of 80mph recorded in South Uist in the Outer Hebrides and 79mph in Kinloss in Moray. Gusts reached 122mph at the Cairngorms summit and 106mph at Aonach Mor in the Highlands.
No trains are expected to run to or from Inverness station until Tuesday afternoon at the earliest, while the first ...
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Bridges Shut and Trains Halted as Storm Floris Wreaks Havoc in ScotlandScotland is facing major travel chaos after Storm Floris brought hurricane-force winds and widespread destruction. With gusts ...
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The Justice Secretary has said almost all homes that lost power in Scotland during Storm Floris have now been reconnected.
On the Isle of Skye in Scotland, a waterfall flowed in reverse. This happened as Storm Floris lashed the U.K. with strong ...
Storm Floris has been confirmed as a Category 2 Severe Weather Event, which means customers without power for more than 48 hours continuously, will receive a Guaranteed Standards payment of £85.00 and ...
Crews in Scotland ‘working tirelessly’ to rectify storm damage to railway lines - Ross Moran, rail director for Network Rail ...
Passengers flying from London to Inverness in northern Scotland had their travel plans ruined by Storm Floris, which has ...
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