Storm Eowyn disrupts travel and schools across Britain and Ireland with 114 mph winds

Storm Eowyn has caused significant disruption across Britain, with winds reaching 114 mph. Over 300 flights were canceled, and all train services in Scotland were halted. Schools across multiple regions also closed due to safety concerns. Emergency alerts advised millions to stay indoors as the storm posed a danger to life. Red weather warnings were issued for parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland, with widespread power outages affecting over 93,000 homes in Northern Ireland alone. In Ireland, a record wind gust of 114 mph was reported, leading to extensive damage and power outages for 715,000 customers. Authorities have declared major incidents in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland due to the storm's severity.