Storm Amy has wreaked havoc across the UK with winds topping 100mph, leaving tens of thousands without power and causing widespread travel chaos. A man died in Ireland in a weather-related incident as rail, ferry, and flight services were thrown into disarray.
05 October,2025 05:42 PM IST
Storm Amy continues to unleash its fury across the United Kingdom and Ireland, causing widespread disruption to travel and daily life. The Met Office has issued national weather warnings, urging residents to stay indoors as gale-force winds sweep the country. In the Hebrides, Tiree recorded winds of 96mph, breaking October atmospheric pressure records and highlighting the extreme intensity of this storm. Ireland is facing severe impacts, including fallen trees, power outages, and hazardous road conditions, while a fatal incident has been reported in Letterkenny, County Donegal. Motorists are being warned of extreme delays and challenging driving conditions, making safety a top priority. The Met Office advises the public to avoid sheltering near buildings or trees during the storm, as the UK remains under multiple wind warnings. WATCH
04 October,2025 09:31 PM IST
Britain and Ireland are reeling as Storm Amy unleashes ferocious 100MPH winds, sweeping across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Ireland. The Atlantic storm is bringing torrential rain, powerful gusts, and dangerous coastal conditions, prompting the Met Office to issue an amber warning for damaging winds across Britain through Friday afternoon and evening. Western Scotland is particularly at risk, with gusts threatening power outages, travel disruption, and damage to infrastructure. Across the UK, yellow weather warnings highlight the ongoing danger to life and coastal hazards. WATCH
04 October,2025 12:34 AM IST
A 29-year-old man from Telangana, Mohammed Nizamuddin, was shot dead by police in Santa Clara, California, after a reported scuffle with his roommate. His father has written to EAM S. Jaishankar seeking an investigation and repatriation of his remains. The incident comes amid a worrying rise in hate crimes targeting Indians and South Asians in the US, with FBI data showing a record 11,600+ hate crime incidents in 2022 and a surge in online threats.
19 September,2025 09:02 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
