Storm Eowyn topples historic Darnley Sycamore tree in Glasgow

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The Darnley Sycamore tree in Glasgow has fallen due to Storm Eowyn, which is bringing severe winds of up to 90 mph. The tree, over 400 years old, was linked to Mary Queen of Scots and was a local landmark. The storm has caused widespread disruption in Glasgow, with all ScotRail trains cancelled and many flights affected. A "danger to life" red weather warning is in effect, with gusts potentially reaching 100 mph in some areas. Residents are experiencing power outages, particularly in Paisley, where Scottish Power is working to restore electricity. The red weather warning is expected to last until 5 p.m. today.


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