US EditionEdinburgh’s Hogmanay fireworks cancelled due to bad weather in Scotland
- Edinburgh's Hogmanay fireworks display has been cancelled due to weather conditions.
- Organisers stated that high winds would force all outdoor events to be scrapped, including the Hogmanay concert by the band Texas.
- The city's street party and fireworks display were cancelled on public safety grounds after the Met Office issued yellow warnings.
- Unique Assembly, which runs the festival, emphasized that public safety must be the priority due to extreme weather.
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Full list of New Year's Eve events cancelled due to bad weather
Edinburgh’s famous Hogmanay celebrations have been scrapped (Credits: PA) We’ve come to the end of 2024 at last – but plans to celebrate New Year’s Eve around Britain have been thrown into chaos by the weather. The Met Office has issued a patchwork of weather warnings touching every country in the UK today, for wind, rain and snow. They include a rare amber warning for rain in the Highlands of Scotland, covering places including Inverness, Fort…
Scotland, northern hemisphere, winter storms: Authorities warn of life-threatening weather conditions. In Sydney, in the southern hemisphere, people come to the harbor for a picnic to marvel at the gigantic fireworks.
Edinburgh cancels New Year Hogmanay celebrations due to storm warning, London says its ‘monitoring weather’
As stormy weather threatens New Year's Eve festivities across the UK, Edinburgh has canceled its iconic Hogmanay celebrations for safety reasons. Meanwhile, London remains on alert, monitoring conditions as they unfold. Will the weather dampen the spirit of the new year?
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Bad weather set to hit UK New Year celebrations
LONDON: Adverse weather on Monday (Dec 30) looked set to hit UK New Year festivities, as the organisers of Edinburgh's Hogmanay street party cancelled the event on public safety grounds. The Edinburgh celebrations, a major tourist draw which last year attracted some 30,000 people, had been due to feature a
A week-long celebration of saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new year in Edinburgh, Scotland, as part of the Hogmanay event, which brings together tens of thousands of people, has been cancelled due to the announced bad weather, organisers announced today
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