Coverage dated November 26, 2021

At least 2 dead as Storm Arwen thrashes the UK

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Hannah Ryan, CNN At least two people are reported to have died as Britain was battered by severe weather with winds reaching speeds of over 90 mph (144 km/h) in some areas. The Met Office said Northumberland in northern England, was hit by overnight gusts of wind of 98 mph (157 km/h) and Devon in

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  1. KESQ Palm Springs

    At least 2 dead as Storm Arwen thrashes the UK (opens KESQ Palm Springs)

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    Hannah Ryan, CNN At least two people are reported to have died as Britain was battered by severe weather with winds reaching speeds of over 90 mph (144 km/h) in some areas. The Met Office said Northumberland in northern England, was hit by overnight gusts of wind of 98 mph (157 km/h) and Devon in

  2. The Guardian

    Storm Arwen: winds reach almost 100mph as wild weather batters UK (opens The Guardian)

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    Northern England, Midlands and Scotland set for cold snap until Monday, while a man died in Northern Ireland after a falling tree hit his car

  3. The Guardian

    Storm Arwen: two people killed after winds of almost 100mph hit UK (opens The Guardian)

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    Tens of thousands of homes left without electricity, with yellow weather warnings still in place for many regions

  4. Deutsche Welle

    2 dead after Storm Arwen batters northern UK | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    Storm Arwen brought with it snow, ice and wind gusts of almost 100 miles (160 kilometers) per hour. Police said one man was killed in Northern Ireland and another in Cumbria.

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