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At least two people died in the U.K. as a winter storm battered parts of the countries with wind gusts of nearly 100 mph. The storm caused road closures and power cuts in parts of the north of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Huge waves crash the against the sea wall and Roker Lighthouse after gusts of almost 100 miles per hour battered some areas of the country during Storm Arwen, in Sunderland, England, Saturday Nov. 27, 2021. The Met Office issued a rare red warning for wind from 3pm on Friday to 2am on Saturday as the first winter storm was set to batter the country.

The storm, which was named Arwen by the country’s Met Office, hit parts of the north of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland particularly hard, causing road causing road closures, train delays, power cuts and high waves.

 

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So more people have died in the UK from winter than the new variant but u don’t see B banning snow…

Those waves look like a wolf chasing a sheep around the lighthouse. Cool photo!

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