One person has died and more than 150,000 homes have lost electricity after two storms swept across northern Europe.
Al Jazeera reported on Monday, October 26, that the storms had also disrupted flights and telecommunications networks.
According to officials in the region, by Sunday, more than 82,000 homes in the United Kingdom, nearly 60,000 in France, and at least 10,000 in Germany had lost power.
The Press Association reported that a 60-year-old man was killed on Sunday when a tree fell in southwest Scotland.
In a separate incident, another falling tree injured two women in central Scotland.
According to reports, wind speeds in the Argyll and Bute area of western Scotland reached 135 kilometers per hour.
Fallen trees and electricity poles have blocked roads and railway lines in parts of Scotland and northern England.
