Storm Eowyn disrupts Merseyside with high winds and travel cancellations

liverpoolecho.co.uk

Storm Eowyn has caused significant disruption in Merseyside, with wind warnings in effect. Gales reached 70mph, leading to road closures, damaged buildings, and halted public transport. Liverpool John Lennon Airport canceled several flights, and ferry services on the Mersey were suspended. Multiple roads were blocked by fallen trees, affecting bus and rail services. Southport experienced severe damage, including a building with a partially collapsed roof. Residents were advised to secure outdoor items to prevent further incidents. Several events were canceled, including Garston Market and Chester Zoo, prioritizing safety amid the storm. The Met Office forecasts lighter winds and dry conditions for Saturday, with possible showers later in the day.


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