Storm Boelo Moves in over Sweden – Affecting Train Traffic
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During the night, storm Boelo moved from the British Isles towards Sweden, where strong storm gusts were measured on the coast.
The autumn storm "Boelo" is moving into Scandinavia on Sunday. 6,000 are already without power in Norway.
Storm Boelo is moving in on Sweden with storms, heavy rain and cancelled trains. SMHI warns of falling trees. Several train departures and ferries have already been cancelled.
The autumn storm Boelo is soon moving into Sweden and according to SMHI its unusual wind direction could lead to many fallen trees. At the same time the Swedish Transport Administration warns that it may be difficult to get around along both roads and railways.
The UK's national weather service, the Met Office, has issued new warnings for storm Boelo in Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England. The storm is expected to move into Sweden on Sunday. SMHI has issued warnings for a combination of rain and wind in several parts of the country.
Boelo is moving in across Sweden with strong gusts of wind and yellow warnings. Trains are being stopped on several routes and travelers are being urged to check the traffic situation.
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