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More warnings for snow and ice - as tens of thousands without power
Storm Goretti caused power outages for over 40,000 homes, disrupted flights and trains, and brought the worst snowfall in a decade, with ongoing yellow and amber warnings.
- Storm Goretti has caused widespread power outages, leaving over 40,000 properties without power in the South West, 9,000 in the West Midlands, and more across other regions, according to the National Grid's website.
- The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for snow and ice across the UK, predicting dangerous conditions and highlighting risks of injury and travel disruptions through the weekend.
- The government is providing support for homes without power, with approximately 150,000 customers having their power restored so far, as stated by a No 10 spokesman.
- Schools across the Midlands and Wales are closed due to adverse weather conditions, with over 250 schools reported closed in Scotland, affecting many students.
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Weather warnings in force as up to 85mph winds to batter UK
Weather warnings remain in force as high winds are expected to batter the UK. Snow, high winds and heavy rain is expected to hit the nation throughout Sunday and Monday in the wake of Storm Goretti, which left tens of thousands of households without power. Despite the worst of the storm moving away, weather warnings have been issued across northern England and Scotland. A yellow warning for wind is in place for north-west Scotland until 8am on M…
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