Thousands in Ireland remain without power after Storm Éowyn as new storm hits UK and France

Storm Éowyn has left over 300,000 properties in Ireland without power, down from 768,000 on Friday. The Irish military and repair crews from England and France are assisting in restoration efforts, which may take up to two weeks. The storm caused significant damage, including snapped telephone poles and a toppled wind turbine. At least two fatalities were reported due to falling trees in Ireland and Scotland. As cleanup continues, a new weather system, Storm Herminia, is bringing more rain and wind to the U.K. and France. Severe flooding has been reported in Brittany, with evacuations ordered in affected areas.