Austen Storm: 161,000 Private Electricity Households, 23 French Departments in Orange Vigilance
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Tree falls are observed on the roads of Finistère and households are deprived of electricity: storm Austen is currently hitting the department.
About 161,000 households are deprived of electricity due to the Austen storm, particularly in Brittany, Pays de la Loire, and Normandy, according to a report drawn up by Enedis this Friday at 7 a.m. (Weather and weather).
About 161,000 households are privately owned in France because of the Austen storm, which has particularly affected Brittany, Normandy and the Pays de la Loire, reports Le Figaro, quoting the manager of the Enedis network.Bretagne has a...
Storm Austen led to the closure of the Rum Road village in Saint-Malo, and severely disrupted rail traffic in the west and north of the country.
The Austen storm hit a large part of France this Friday. At 7 a.m., about 161,000 households were deprived of electricity, mainly in Brittany, while 23 departments had to be
About 161,000 electricity households are deprived of electricity on Friday morning due to storm Austen, mainly in Brittany, according to Enedis. Eight new departments are to be placed in orange vigilance for winds during the morning, bringing to 23 the number of departments concerned. During the night, gusts of 120 to 140 km/h were recorded.
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