More than 130 flights departing and arriving at UK airports were canceled after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for the north-west and south-west of England and parts of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Gone.
Temperatures also increased across Britain due to the storm, which is expected to last till Sunday.
In addition to flights, rail and ferry services in Scotland have also been affected.
The Environment Agency issued 14 flood warnings - where flooding is expected - and 113 flood warnings were issued across England on Saturday, with National Resources Vale issuing six more flood warnings. The Met Office warned of a risk of injuries and life from "large waves and coastal material being thrown onto seaside roads and properties", The Guardian reports.
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Temperatures also increased across Britain due to the storm, which is expected to last till Sunday.
In addition to flights, rail and ferry services in Scotland have also been affected.
The Environment Agency issued 14 flood warnings - where flooding is expected - and 113 flood warnings were issued across England on Saturday, with National Resources Vale issuing six more flood warnings. The Met Office warned of a risk of injuries and life from "large waves and coastal material being thrown onto seaside roads and properties", The Guardian reports.
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