Strong Winds Continue Across Scotland After Deadly Storm
A yellow wind warning remains in force across most of Scotland and north-east Northern Ireland after Storm Boelo brought powerful gusts and killed two men.
The warning ends at 9pm Tuesday.
It covers Scotland.
It covers north-east Northern Ireland.
The strongest winds may hit northern Scotland.
They may hit north-western Scotland too.
Gusts over 70mph are possible.
Storm Boelo brought gusts up to 84mph.
This happened at the weekend.
Falling trees killed two men.
Power cuts affected 838,700 properties.
This happened during Storm Boelo and Storm Austen.
The Met Office said winds should ease.
This should start on Wednesday.
Much of the UK should become drier.
England and Wales should be mostly dry Friday.
Fog should clear.
Sunny spells should follow.
Temperatures should reach 13C to 16C.
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