Storm Éowyn: When did Edinburgh and Glasgow last have red weather warnings, record Scottish wind speed
Storm Éowyn has hit the UK, with a red weather warning in place across Central Scotland from 10am-5pm. It’s already seen trains and flights cancelled, schools and shops closed, and people have been warned to stay at home and not travel. In Ireland a record wind speed of 114mph was recorded and an unprecedented number of homes are without power.
Brian Cox, Edinburgh International Festival
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