Tens of thousands are still without power after Storm Boelo killed two men with falling trees across Britain
A lifeboat listing in rough seas off Newquay, Cornwall, as Storm Boelo's 84mph gusts left 82,600 homes without power across Britain.A youth knocked off their feet by Storm Boelo's floodwaters, as amber wind warnings remained in force until 9pm with 82,600 homes still without power.A Jet2 aircraft on the runway at Birmingham Airport during Storm Boelo. Storms Boelo and Austen together cut power to 838,700 UK properties over the weekend.Rain falling across the entire United Kingdom as Storm Boelo bombs out over the North Atlantic, the storm that — combined with Austen — knocked out power to 838,700 UK properties over the weekend.
A man in his 20s died when a tree came down on his car as he drove along Dollis Road in Mill Hill, north London, on Sunday. Hours earlier, a 60-year-old man lost his life after a tree fell on him at Mid Kelton near Castle Douglas. Storms Austen and Boelo cut power to 838,700 properties, and 90,600 were still in the dark on Sunday night. A fresh yellow wind warning runs all day Tuesday.
Two women were taken to hospital after another tree struck them in Aberfeldy.
A neighbour called the Mill Hill scene 'horrific': 'The car was mangled in bits.'
During Boelo's winds, a passenger aircraft veered off the runway at Birmingham Airport.
