IRELAND and SCOTLAND BATTERED by STORM BOELO! 836 Donegal Homes Lose Power, Amber Warnings Hit

IRELAND and SCOTLAND BATTERED by STORM BOELO! 836 Donegal Homes Lose Power, Amber Warnings Hit Storm Boelo, the second named storm in two days, struck Ireland, Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England on Saturday, October 24, and overnight into Sunday. In east Donegal, 836 homes and businesses lost power on Saturday afternoon, an estimated 4,000 properties lost power in County Mayo, and Ireland's weather service put five counties under orange warnings. The Met Office issued an amber wind warning for 34 areas from 9 PM Saturday to 9 PM Sunday, flooded roads and rail lines disrupted travel from Lancashire to Glasgow, and nearly 50 flood alerts were in place in Wales. In this video, we examine how Storm Boelo hit Ireland and Scotland: the gale on the Mayo coast, the floodwater rushing through a street in western Scotland, the gusts that tore through a Merseyside beer garden, the homes without power in Mayo, Donegal and north west England, Ireland's orange warnings, the strongest gust in Galway, flooded roads and underpasses in Wigan, Glasgow's disrupted trains and roads, fallen trees in Kent, the nearly fifty flood alerts in Wales, the cancelled flights and events, the Met Office amber warning into Sunday, what Storm Austen left behind a day earlier and how to stay safe in a storm. EWN (Extreme Weather Network) covers floods, hurricanes and other extreme weather around the world as it develops, with real footage and verified facts from official sources and trusted news outlets. CHAPTERS 0:00 Boelo batters Ireland and Scotland 2:42 Cars wade through deep water 5:58 Scotland activates its response 8:34 Flights and trains disrupted 10:44 Traffic crawls into Wigan 13:11 We keep following Storm Boelo