Storm Austen Batters UK Coast and Causes Brighton Pier Collapse
Severe weather leaves tens of thousands without power and triggers travel disruptions across the United Kingdom.
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Severe weather leaves tens of thousands without power and triggers travel disruptions across the United Kingdom.
The first named storm of the season brings travel chaos, power outages, and structural damage across southern England.
As Storm Austen moves away, authorities prepare for a second system named Boelo to impact parts of Europe.
Severe weather batters the United Kingdom, bringing down a section of the Victorian landmark and causing widespread travel and power disruptions.
Severe weather and high winds batter the United Kingdom, causing structural damage to landmarks and widespread travel disruptions.
The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning as high winds from Storm Austen approach the region, placing upcoming sports fixtures and ferry crossings in doubt.
High winds prompt widespread park closures across the Paris region as authorities prepare for significant public transit updates.
Twenty-three French departments were placed under orange wind warnings as the autumn storm brought gusts exceeding 140 kilometers per hour.
The season's first named storm prompts weather warnings, transport cancellations, and emergency preparations.
Persistent heavy downpours and potential flooding prompt a 21-hour weather alert across several regions of Scotland.
Meteorological agencies issue high-level warnings as the first named storm of the season approaches with powerful winds and intense rainfall.