Storm Ciarán has made landfall in the British Isles and Channel Islands, posing a threat to human life due to its strong winds and heavy rainfall. Forecasters have issued warnings for southern regions, predicting significant disruption across Europe, including the UK, where millions of people are currently without power in France and other European countries.
Storm Ciarán has made landfall in the British Isles and Channel Islands, posing a threat to human life due to its strong winds and heavy rainfall. Forecasters have issued warnings for southern regions, predicting significant disruption across Europe, including the UK, where millions of people are currently without power in France and other European countries.
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Storm Ciaran battered northwestern France last night before lashing Britain on Thursday, causing at least one death and leaving 12 million people without electricity in France. The storm made landfall in northern Europe with strong winds on Tuesday, October 31st, around 1053 am EDT, according to the European model projection. As of November 2nd, 159 AM PDT, Reuters reported that Storm Ciaran was still wreaking havoc over northern Europe, with strong winds and unsettled weather expected to continue for several days. The storm's center was located around Paris, according to CNN. This severe weather event has resulted in significant damage and disruption across the affected regions.
Storm Ciaran has caused widespread disruption across the South West region, affecting thousands of homes and major travel routes. The storm has brought strong winds and heavy rain to Devon and Cornwall, resulting in schools being closed and dozens of trees falling due to its force. In particular, a car was swept into the sea as Storm Ciaran made landfall in the UK. David Haigh captured footage of huge waves crashing against the coastline in Penzance, highlighting the severity of the storm's impact on the region. With wind speeds reaching up to 80mph, Storm Ciaran has arrived at UK shores with full force, causing significant damage and disruption. A tree fell onto a road in Castle Hill, Falmouth, blocking traffic as a result of the storm's fury.
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At least one person has been killed and approximately 12 million people are currently without electricity due to the impact of Storm Ciarán on France. The storm brought winds of up to 180 kilometers per hour (108 mph) that caused significant damage along the country's Atlantic coast, particularly in the northwest region where gale-force winds were recorded at speeds of up to 207 kmh (135 mph) on the Pointe du Raz in Finistère. The storm has left millions without power and has caused widespread disruption across western Europe.
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