Weather Tomorrow as Storm Boelo Leaves Two Dead and 160,000 without Power
- Storm Boelo and Storm Austen left two men dead after falling-tree incidents in London and Dumfries and Galloway.
- Storm Boelo produced wind gusts of up to 84 mph and flooding across parts of Scotland and northern Britain.
- The storms caused power cuts affecting 838,700 British properties, with 90,600 customers still without electricity by Sunday evening, according to the Energy Networks Association.
- Flooding, fallen trees, road closures, canceled flights, and rail disruptions affected parts of Scotland and northern England, while further severe weather was possible on Tuesday.
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Falling trees have killed two men in the United Kingdom, and severe weather has also led to power failures, road closures, and flight failures in Britain.
Two men died hit by trees in Scotland and England. UK Meteorology Service issued several alerts due to bad weather.
Storm Boelo left at least two people dead and two injured in Britain on Sunday, leaving around 90,000 households without power.
The stormy weekend has caused two deaths in Britain. In London, a man died in his twenties on Sunday, when a tree fell on his car, as reported by the London Metropolitan Police of the news agency PA. Also in Dumfries and Galloway in south-west Scotland, according to PA, a 60-year-old died through a falling tree. Two women had to be taken to the hospital with injuries in Scotland.
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