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The Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute predicted that by the year 2100, global warming would increase greatly the threat of hurricane-force winds to western Europe from former tropical cyclones and hybrid storms, the latter similar to Hurricane Sandy in 2012, in a paper published in April 2013. [6]
Two potent windstorms slammed northern Europe over the past weekend, unleashing widespread wind damage and power cuts, triggering flooding and leaving at least four people dead. The first of these ...
The eleventh named storm, seventh hurricane, and third major hurricane of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, Kirk originated from a broad area of low pressure near Cape Verde. Showers associated with the system became better organised, and satellite imagery on 29 September showed that the storm had intensified into a tropical depression ; it ...
With about 24 hours before the storm makes landfall, Helene is expected to become a destructive Category 4 hurricane with 132 mph winds and storm surge that could hit 20 feet as it nears the ...
On 3 January, one woman died after being hit by a blown-away fence during a period of heavy rainfall in Belgium. [8] An infant was killed by a falling tree due to heavy winds and rainfall at a park in Brussels on 9 July. [9] On 10 October, the Eau Rouge River, near the French border, overflowed due to heavy rains from Storm Kirk, leading to ...
Pages in category "Hurricanes in Europe" The following 25 pages are in this category, out of 25 total. ... List of Azores hurricanes; B. Hurricane Bertha (2014 ...
Editor's Note: This page is a summary of news on Hurricane Helene's aftermath for Wednesday, Oct. 2. For the latest news, view our live updates file for Thursday, Oct. 3. ASHEVILLE, N.C. − ...
The most severe windstorm to hit Ireland in recent centuries, with hurricane-force winds, killed between 250 and 300 people and rendered hundreds of thousands of homes uninhabitable. Moray Firth fishing disaster: August 1848 1850 Winter 1850 29 January, Yrväderstisdagen, saw Sweden affected by one of the worst snowstorms on record. [10]