Benjamin Batters the Netherlands, Fifth Official Storm This Year - DutchNews.nl

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Storm Benjamin, which hit the Netherlands, brought strong winds that caused major delays and cancellations at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport.

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Due to Storm Benjamin, dozens of flights at Schiphol Airport are being canceled this evening. Due to the expected strong winds, travelers should also expect delays. At Rotterdam Airport, only one flight has been canceled so far, but incoming flights are also experiencing delays there. A code orange warning is in effect this afternoon in the western coastal provinces. Initially, this weather warning was not scheduled to go into effect until the e…

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Storm Benjamin will arrive in the Netherlands around 2:00 PM. Strong wind gusts of up to 120 kilometers per hour are expected. Heavy rain is also expected. Furthermore, disruptions such as broken branches, fallen trees, and traffic disruptions should be expected. Follow all the developments in our live blog.

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Storm Benjamin could cause disruptions to rail services late this afternoon, particularly in the west and center of the country. Dozens of flights have already been canceled at Schiphol Airport due to the expected strong winds. As a precaution, the Dutch Railways (NS) will run fewer trains from Zeeland to Rotterdam and Amsterdam, and back, starting at 3:00 PM.

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The Netherlands is holding its breath as Hurricane Benjamin makes landfall. Due to strong winds, flights will be delayed or canceled from 6 p.m., according to authorities at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, a major transit hub. Wind speeds are expected to reach 120 km/h.