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Two storms hit parts of Europe on the 25th, affecting electricity supply, mobile phone networks, and traffic in Britain, France, Germany and other countries, and causing casualties. According to an AFP report on the 25th, storms “Austin” and “Blow” brought high winds and rain during continuous transit within 24 hours. Strong winds of up to 135 kilometers per hour were recorded in Scotland, England; high winds blew down trees and knocked down power lines, blocking roads and railways in Scotland and northern England. These two regions are also at risk of flooding. The storm caused power outages to more than 400,000 households in the UK, 288,000 households in France, and at least 10,000 households in southwestern Germany.
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Two storms hit parts of Europe on the 25th, affecting electricity supply, mobile phone networks, and traffic in Britain, France, Germany and other countries, and causing casualties. According to an AFP report on the 25th, storms “Austin” and “Blow” brought high winds and rain during continuous transit within 24 hours. Strong winds of up to 135 kilometers per hour were recorded in Scotland, England; high winds blew down trees and knocked down power lines, blocking roads and railways in Scotland and northern England. These two regions are also at risk of flooding. The storm caused power outages to more than 400,000 households in the UK, 288,000 households in France, and at least 10,000 households in southwestern Germany.
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