As Storm Éowyn approaches Northern Ireland, government agencies are preparing for possible disruptions caused by strong winds, rain, and snow. Authorities warn of potential power cuts, building damage, fallen trees, coastal flooding, and travel disruptions.
As Storm Éowyn is about to descend on Northern Ireland with rain, snow and 80mph winds, government agencies are putting measures in place to prepare for possible disruption.
A Statement from DfI said: "The Department for Infrastructure’s roads and rivers teams have been checking and clearing road gullies and other drainage and infrastructure and have additional staff on standby to respond to incidents. "The strong winds could lead to power cuts, damage to buildings, fallen trees, spray or large waves on exposed and vulnerable coastal areas, as well as disruption to travel including public transport, ferries and flights. Rain and snow associated with Storm Éowyn is also expected in the early hours of Friday, which could lead to surface water forming by morning."Traffic disruption is possible so please plan ahead, stay up to date with the latest weather and travel advice.
"NIE Networks is reminding the public to stay clear of any damaged electricity equipment and report it immediately to the Customer Helpline on 03457 643 643. Members of the public should never approach a broken pole or electricity line.
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