Janice R. Andrews
Dublin, Ireland – Storm Eowyn has unleashed hurricane-force winds across Dublin, causing widespread disruption. Wind gusts surpassing 120 km/h have led to fallen trees, power outages, and significant travel delays.
Authorities have issued severe weather warnings, urging residents to stay indoors and avoid non-essential travel. Dublin Airport has reported multiple flight delays and cancellations, while public transport services have been disrupted due to debris-blocked roads and infrastructure damage.
Emergency services are actively responding to incidents of damaged buildings, fallen power lines, and vehicles struck by debris. The Irish Meteorological Service has also warned of heavy rainfall, heightening the risk of localized flooding.
Residents are advised to secure outdoor belongings, stay indoors, and follow official updates for safety measures. While Storm Eowyn is expected to weaken gradually within the next 24 hours, authorities remain vigilant.
Stay tuned for further developments as the storm continues to impact Dublin and surrounding areas.
