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The second major storm in three days smashed through northern Europe on Friday, killing at least six people as high winds felled trees, cancelled train services and ripped sections off the roof of London's O2 Arena.
The storm is now pushing into the European mainland, prompting high wind warnings in Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark and Germany.
LONDON, United Kingdom (AP) — The second major storm in three days smashed through northern...
The second major storm in three days smashed through northern Europe on Friday, killing at least nine people as high winds felled trees, cancelled train services and ripped sections off the roof of London's O2 Arena.
The second major storm in three days has smashed through northern Europe, killing at least six people as high winds felled trees, cancelled train services and ripped sections off the roof of London’s O2 Arena. The U.K. weather service said Friday a gust of 122 mph, thought to be the strongest ever measured in England, was recorded on the Isle of Wight as Storm Eunice swept across the country. The weather system, known as Storm Zeynep in Germany, is now pushing into the European mainland, prompting high wind warnings in Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark and Germany.