order back issues and use the historic Daily Express Katrina made landfall on the Baja Peninsula, killing at least 60 and made 2,500 homeless. Take care in high winds today.”.Engineers are working to restore power in the area after Storm Eleanor damaged power lines across the county.BBC Essex tweeted: “Power has been restored to 500 homes in White Roding but more than 100 homes near Clacton are without electricity as Storm Eleanor damages overhead power lines in several locations across Essex.”.The chief executive of Galway City Council has reportedly called for permanent flood defences to be build in the Irish town, after Storm Eleanor cause widespread damage overnight.News Talk’s Richard Chambers tweeted: “Galway City Co Chief Executive says last night's flooding was ‘unprecedented’, with the worst ‘living memory’ in many areas. 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As such, we're making plans to start closing the Thames Barrier from around 10.15 this morning.”.This will mark the 180th time the Barrier has been closed since it first became operational in 1984.A statement from the Met Office's partner in Ireland read: “We are asking road users to remain vigilant with respect to the possibility of flooding and debris this morning.“Stay up to date with local authority and national warnings and assess your surroundings prior to departure on any journeys while storm conditions pass through.”.Met Office meteorologist Charles Powell has urged Brits to brace for more wintery weather tomorrow.He said that showers will gradually thin out as the day goes on but a fresh band of rain will creep its way across the southwest of England from about 8pm and into Thursday.“Another area of low pressure will work through,” he said. Hurricane Electric IP Transit. ".The increasing threat of the storm has forced the Met Office to issue an amber warning for the north of England and South Scotland, as well as parts of the southern Northern Ireland.The national forecaster said: “Very strong winds in association with Storm Eleanor will affect southern parts of Northern Ireland on Tuesday evening and then northern England as well as southernmost fringes of Scotland overnight, before clearing into the North Sea early on Wednesday.“Flying debris could lead to injuries or danger to life whilst some damage to buildings is likely.“Some disruption to road, rail and air travel is likely and ferry services may be affected.”.The amber warning is in effect from 7.30pm tonight and 4am on Wednesday.Meanwhile the small town of Mace Head, in Galway County on the west coast of Ireland, was the first to report terrifying winds of up to 87 mph, according to the Met Office.Storm Eleanor is now tracking eastwards across the island and towards the UK.The residents of the Isle of Man have been left without ferry access due to the present threat of Storm Eleanor.The Isle of Man Steam Packet Company said that its 7.45pm Ben-my-Chree and returning crossing to Douglas tomorrow at 2.15am will not go ahead.Locals have been warned that as winds speeds pick up to 80 mph, some of tomorrow’s ferry services would be affected as well.Pre-booked travellers have been told to contact the Steam Packet Company for alternate arrangements.Bands of rain from the raging Storm Eleanor are slowly edging into the UK according to the latest radar pictures from the Met Office.The national forecaster tweeted: “The last few hours of radar imagery shows the #rain from #StormEleanor edging into the west of the UK.”,High winds are expected to disrupt rail service across.Travellers can expect delays of up to 30 minutes due to 50mph speed limits issued across most routes.National Rail expects various services on the Arriva Trains Wales and Great Western Railway routes to bear the brunt of the storm.Significant coastal flooding is forecast too impact parts of southern Scotland due to a combination of high tides and stormy conditions.Likely impacts may include damaged buildings and disruptions to transport and infrastructure.SEPA has issued a Yellow and Amber Warning along the southern parts of Dumfries and Galloway.Neil Davies, flood duty manager for the Environment Agency, warned that the stormy conditions will bring high tides and floods to coastal areas.He said: “We urge people to stay safe on the coast – take extreme care on coastal paths and promenades, and don’t put yourself in unnecessary danger trying to take ‘storm selfies.’.Weather maps issued by the Met Office expect the raging weather front to sweep cross the UK from the west, after pummelling into Ireland.The Met Office Yellow Wind Warning covers areas including:The raging storm is churning away to the west of Ireland with the eye of the low pressure front northeast of.Storm Eleanor is forecast to slam into the UK by the evening with gusts averaging between 60 mph and 70 mph, and stronger bursts of up to 80 mph over exposed coasts and hills.The Met Office expects inland gusts of 60 mph to strike further inland as the storm heads into Wednesday.Stronger wind are forecast to potentially clip parts of southern Scotland, with the strongest effects further down south.See today's front and back pages, download the newspaper, Fallen tree & unable to pass.The travel authority also warns that there is a high possibility of the QEII Bridge needing to be closed because of strong winds.An overturned vehicle closed all lanes on the A1M northbound entry slip at junction J4 earlier but the incident has since been cleared.However, several lanes on the M5 northbound between junctions J9 and J8 have been closed due to an accident involving an overturned vehicle.See today's front and back pages, download the newspaper, Pictures from around country reveal flooding and uprooted trees as the Met Office warns of “danger to life from large waves or beach material being thrown.”.Winds of up to 80mph swept across exposed UK coastlines as well as gales exceeding 60 mph inland.The Met Office tweeted: “Some people are being woken up by strong #winds, #thunder and #hail tonight as #StormEleanor sweeps across the UK.“The centre of #StormEleanor is now moving out into the North Sea, but it will remain very windy in many areas. Thousands of homes lost power and travel was disrupted after Storm Eleanor battered the UK with gusts of up to 100mph (161kph).
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