tomos morgan has the latest from bangor.eople without power still here tonight, mostly across north wales. and you can feel and hear maybe the wind picking up. it has really come in waves today. the strongest winds were felt this morning here in gwynedd, across the peninsula of around 90mph. there has been some disruptions. rural roads have been blocked due to fallen trees. a number of schools have been shut. the ferry between north wales and ireland was disrupted earlier today. it looks like it's back on track, but i think it's fair to say compared to darren and bert before christmas in december, wales hasn't been as badly affected this time around. even so, there has been a fair bit of disruption. but as we know, of course, this amber warning for wind will still be in place until around 9pm this evening. over the course of the weekend, there are other warnings coming in, of course, as well. ice tomorrow and more wind and rain on sunday. for more, let's speak to meteorologist rebecca cantwell from the irish metrological ser

let's get more on the situation in wales now with tomos morgan who's in bangor.ople _ how have people been affected? 123 a thousand people are without how have people been affected? 12: a thousand people are without power still. mostly in north wales. you can feel and hear maybe the wind picking up. it is coming in waves today, the strongest waves were this morning around 90mph. there has been some disruption, rural roads have been blocked due to fallen trees and schools have been shut and the ferry between wales and ireland was disrupted. it looks like it is back on track. but compared to the darragh and bert before christmas, wales hasn't been as badly affected. this amber warning will be in place until 9pm. 0verthe this amber warning will be in place until 9pm. over the weekend there are other warnings as well. ice tomorrow and more wind and rain on sunday. tomorrow and more wind and rain on sunda . ., 1' tomorrow and more wind and rain on sunda . ., ,, i. today's exceptional winds are being driven by a phenomenon known as a "sting jet". 0ur weather presenter

behind me, the storm here yesterday, and you can see behind me, pretty dramatic scenes, we are at bangor leisure centre, when 90 mph winds ripped through the town, taking with it the roof of this multi—million pound facility. we have been here since this morning, and the teams are here with cranes trying to get the place and some sort of order so that they can open again in the next few weeks. there is still another weather warning on its way tonight, it is due to be here at seven o'clock tonight, so there is the worry that that might hamper some of these clear up proceedings. 189,000 people all across northern ireland are still without power here this afternoon. northern ireland water actually said it might take ten days for that power to get through. in the republic, 500,000 are without power, and 300,000 are without water. ., ., , water. scotland correspondent catriona renton _ water. scotland correspondent catriona renton had _ water. scotland correspondent catriona renton had this - water. scotland correspondent. catriona renton had this update on some of the travel disruption in sc

and in county down, this leisure centre in bangor has taken a hit from the extreme gales.ng of disruption, the scale of the destruction will only become clear after storm eowyn has blown through. chris page, bbc news. joining me shortly is ben schofield in manchester but first david wallace lockhart in scotland. it lockha rt in scotland. it lockhart in scotland. looks pretty rough where you are? it looks pretty rough where you are? , ,., ., ., are? yes, in south lanarkshire, not1 are? yes, in south lanarkshire, not 1 million — are? yes, in south lanarkshire, not1 million miles _ are? yes, in south lanarkshire, not 1 million miles from - are? yes, in south lanarkshire, not1 million miles from here, l noti million miles from here, we have had winds of over 100 mph recorded, and we are actually shielded by quite a big building where we are standing, but a few people, one got knocked over by the wind, and a hat was blown off and it went straight into the river clyde, which is more like the sea today. this particular bridge over the clyde, it has plastic sheets as part of the r

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in bangor in county down, this leisure centre took a huge hit.s in whiteabbey, near belfast, suffered damage. it's become a frequent scenario during the storms of recent years. the tree went through the conservatory a few years ago. last year during some storms, again, substantial damage to the roof. and again this year. so yeah, a recurring problem. nobody seems to want to know. or have anything to do with it. there was a sense of helplessness in the places which experienced the worst of the winds. the dangerous, violent gales passed in a few hours, but across the island of ireland, storm eowyn has left a deep, long lasting and costly mark. chris page, bbc news. today's exceptional winds are being driven by a phenomenon known as a sting jet — our weather presenter chris fawkes is here to explain. this has been an exceptionally powerful storm. widespread problems as we have seen. the fifth named storm of the season, and we can see it here in western scotland, the strongest wind was in the republic of ireland with a top gust of 114 mph, and the ce

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in fact, we heard earlier during the press conference from adam bangor penn, who said this. " the situationver seen in my 25 years on the fire department." he also said that the priority for the fire department was saving lives and helping people to evacuate. so as we look at these huge flames climbing up into thick black smoke in the sky, i can tell you that the latest figures tell us five people have lost their lives during these wildfires. nearly 180,000 people have been asked by authorities to leave their homes and evacuate the areas where they are living. you can see the sheer ferocity of these flames — these pictures coming into us life at bbc news. but let's start with this report from our la correspondent emma va rdy. the scale of this disaster is clear to see. block after block, a blanket of destruction. more than 1,000 buildings burned in this community alone. emergency services unable to save them. and still, they burn — the most catastrophic fires los angeles has ever seen. 0vernight the hollywood hills resembling a disaster movie. a huge crescent of flowing engulfing an iconic

and in county down, this leisure centre in bangor has taken a hit from the extreme gales.disruption, the scale of the destruction will only become clear after storm eowyn has blown through. chris page, bbc news. sara girvin is in donaghadee, where several weather warnings are in place. record wind speeds north of the border as well. we are told the winds experience in northern ireland have been the strongest since 1990 in excess of 90 mph. standing here throughout the day on the county down coast, at times we have about every bit of the force of the winds. a widespread issue so far seems to be that power supply. we now know 240,000 people across northern ireland are without electricity as we speak. as you can imagine, work is under way to repair those lines and there has been an appeal for people not to go anywhere near power lines. throughout the day we have also had lots of reports. we have started to see pictures of fallen trees, blocked roads and damaged buildings and public buildings. lots of disruption on a day when every single school in northern ireland is closed a