In recent days, northern Europe has been swept away by the Eunice storm. This brought strong winds of up to 180-200 kilometers per hour. Strong winds have led to school closures, flight cancellations and warnings to stay indoors. One person died in Ireland and several others were injured in the UK.
Strong winds during the Eunice storm
A gust of up to 200 km / ha set the provisional record for England. Such a wind speed has not been reached since 1979, Gwennap Head in Cornwall.
Aircraft enthusiasts and thrill-seekers have managed to catch spectacular landings in London, Manchester and Amsterdam during the Eunice storm.