Storm Boelo Leaves Tens of Thousands Without Power Across UK

Storm Boelo has left tens of thousands of people without electricity and caused flooding and travel disruption across the UK, according to BBC reporting. The storm has also affected flights, the BBC reports.

A yellow wind warning covering Northern Ireland was lifted at 12:00 GMT on Sunday, the BBC said. The Met Office forecast map still shows wet and windy conditions in parts of the country over the coming hours, according to the BBC.

Warnings remain in place for Scotland, parts of northern England and north Wales, the BBC reports. The Guardian reported that high winds are battering the UK as those warnings apply across Scotland, Northern Ireland and the north of England. The Telegraph reported that tens of thousands of people have been left without power as the storm batters the UK.

ITVX has reported on whether a further storm, named Chloe, could follow Boelo.

Details on the number of properties affected, the scale of flooding and the extent of flight disruption were not given in the reporting available.

What to watch next: the BBC said it would provide further information on the three remaining Met Office warnings covering Scotland, parts of northern England and north Wales.