we are on the county down coast and the wind is starting to pick up and when you get those big gusts,lot of waves crashing over that which is why we are standing back. a lot of homes and businesses in the street where we are this morning and some of them have been making preparations, maybe yesterday, to protect their properties from the worst effects of, with some sand bags. the red warning kicks in at 7am and lasts until dpm and covers the entire island of ireland was not the first time the whole island of ireland has been under the highest weather warning will stop to give you an idea of how serious we are expecting conditions to get, we have just heard that a gust of 114 mph, the highest ever recorded, has been recorded in galway this morning. here in northern ireland, there have been lots of safety concerns, much of this bad weather was going to hit rush—hour traffic, and then came that decision yesterday to close every single school in northern ireland. there is no public transport running this morning, buses and trains have been closed off. lots of businesses have taken the dec

yeah, well, it does feel like thingsl well, it does feel like things are coming here on the coast of county downrthern ireland, just at the moment there i say. it's a big change from early on today when the gusts were so strong that it was difficult to stand on two feet, to be honest. and while you were speaking, the winds almost taking your breath away, it was so severe. it's a different picture now, it is still windy and it is very cold, but as i say, nothing compared to what it was like earlier on. the main issue the people on the entire island island is the disruption to power supply. the latest figures we have our 283,000 homes in northern ireland are now without electricity this evening. if we cross the border into the republic of ireland, that figure stands at more than 700,000 homes and we are told that tens of thousands of other householders in the republic of ireland are now struggling with their water supplies. throughout today, we started to hear lots of reports saying lots of pictures of fallen trees, blocked roads, lots of damage to buildings and two homes, and of course all that d

may county and marin county coast lines down to the san mateo county coastlines. so it's back.s beautiful. we need a little bit of cool, moist air and moist as one of the key ingredients because we're way below normal in terms of rainfall. normally by this time we would be at 5 inches of rainfall in san francisco. we're more like 2 tenths of an inch, but certainly the the temperatures are mild. most areas now are in the 50's at this hour. some areas still linger in the 40's, including santa rosa gabbay at the upper 40's that is and temperature changes a lot cooler. then it was just 24 hours ago. so 24 hours ago is -6 degrees compared to now was even cooler in napa down 8 degrees. but are bay area weather is lovely. it's cool. it's quiet and it will continue through the weekend. that means we'll still see some partly cloudy skies, low clouds and fog in the morning. but some sunshine in the afternoons. it should be just great. so it's going to tranquil. and then the offshore winds return once again. once we get into monday and tuesday. so for now, we've got live in northeast wind

a look at what happened up along the northern california coast, we did have some lightning strikes. one strike made it down to the sonoma countyoast. we're still watching a little bit of moisture off the coastline that will come through later on tonight. it's certainly snowing in the sierra. a winter storm warning until 10 p.m. tonight. it is hazardous to drive up there, as they do have low visibility and snow and gusty winds. combining 40s and 50s on your temperatures right now. a live view from o. ak where you're seeing just a few clouds hanging around. if you're going to fly out of okay, it is fiesta friday travel forecast time tomorrow is going to start off with fog 57 for the high in the afternoon. if you are going to cabo 76 degrees. gorgeous weather in guadalajara, 80 degrees and mainly sunny skies. as we look at a live view from exploratorium, it is pretty clear from that vantage point. later tonight, few more showers and fog through sunday. large breaking waves. and this weekend we are talking about dry and partly cloudy conditions. we go hour by hour. later on this evening at 8:00, a few showers show up in the north

at surfrider beach near malibu tower, three 100 yards up and down the coast from lifeguard tower three. solstice canyon at dan blocker countybeach, 100 yards up and down the coast from the creek. inner cabrillo beach in san pedro. additional county resources. as you heard from fema staff, are available to provide assistance at eight county libraries today. we also are providing additional mental health support, and you're able to call( 800) 854-7771 for more information, continue to check emergency la county.gov for the latest updates and resources. i want to echo my thanks to the governor for his swift action, as well as to the president and vice president of the united states who personally reached out to extend their support. i want to conclude with my deepest gratitude to all of our first responders who are fighting tirelessly to keep us safe. i know we're trying to help get you a break before the red flag event begins, but i know deep down you will not let us down and you're going to persevere and we will have your back. thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> good morning, helen chavez, communications director for boar

point at surf rider beach near malibu tower 3, 100 yards up and down the coast from the lifeguard tower 3. solstice canyon at dan blocker county beach 100 yards up and down the coast from the creek, inner if cabrillo beach in san pedro. as you heard, fema staff are available to provide assistance at eight county libraries today. we also are providing additional mental health support, and you're able to call 800-854-7771. for more information, continue to check emergency.lacounty.gov for the latest updates and resources. i want the to echo my thanks to the governor for his swift action as well as to the president and vice president of the united states who personally reached out to extend their support. i want to conclude with my deepest gratitude the all of our first responders who are fighting tirelessly to keep us safe. i know we're trying the help get you a break before the red flag event begins, but i know deep down you will not let us down, and you're going to persevere, and we will have your back. thank you. >> good morning, helen chavez, communications director for board chair katherine barger. chair barger recognizes a

these are oceanside, cooler climate communities in southern california going from ventura county down along the coast so you have malibu which historically because it is a little bit more rural has had these fires but palisades which goes a little bit further inland, does not have as much brush and trees, is not a place that you would expect that and also going further down to santa monica which is in an evacuation zone also not an area you would expect it but in california over the last few years we have seen higher and higher winds. so the winds kick up the brush or knock branches off the trees and they hit hot powerlines and that powerline explosion is what would cause a fire. in the bay area we have a lot of what are called managed outages so if we see these conditions coming we have been conditioned that you are just going to have a managed outage for a day or a day and a half because we know what happens when you hit the power lines. you may say why not put the power lines underground? we are trying to have the utilities do that. that is very costly. they should continue to do that, they are al

and in county down, this leisure centre in bangor has taken a hit from the extreme gales on the cumbrian coast from the extreme gales. on the cumbrian coast huge waves crash over the harbour wall in whitehaven. edinburgh airport this morning and a ryanair plane struggles to land such is the force of the winds. it made it down safely. in alexandria, west dumbartonshire, emergency services and the public helped to clear a tree that fell on a car, trapping the driver inside. and ahead of the arrival of storm eowyn, a mini tornado appears to rip through the village of quintrell downs in cornwall, leaving homes damaged and trees uprooted. yeah, this was the worst storm to hit the scottish mainland for more than a decade, as that red weather warning kicked in at 10:00 in the morning. the area it covered actually extended. it went right down to the south of scotland, to dumfries and galloway, up through the central belt and beyond. it covered an area where more than three million people live. that is more than half of scotland's population. there was a strong warning from police scotland yesterday th

down to freezing. frost advisory covering virtually all of the bay area with the exception of a few spots like san francisco, the coast, and solano county. 1 to 9 a.m. temperatures down to 32 degrees. frost will form. there's a freeze warning for the eastern santa clara hills. temperatures will come down to about 28 degrees there. and then the following day, wednesday at 1 a.m. going into thursday at 9 a.m, we are expecting a freeze watch. it's already been posted, so you know, we're in for some cold couple of nights as you look at live doppler seven. skies are clear. that's part of the issue down in southern california. much needed rain fell over the weekend and snow still a few snow showers there. as you know, the grapevine was shut down in one direction because of the icy conditions. now, as we take a look at a live view from our mount tam cam, it's a beautiful view. 53 from san francisco to oakland hayward 48 degrees right now in half moon bay and 56 in san jose. it is sparkling from our emeryville camera. low 50s from santa rosa to petaluma and napa. 46 fairfield, 50 degrees in livermore this evening. here's what you can expect. cl

down in l.a. county. the santa ana winds fueling a large wildfire near the coast. this is in the neighborhood of pacific palisades, home to many famous and wealthy people. some homes have already been consumed by flames. unknown. how many have been damaged at this point? the fire ignited around 1030 this morning and has exploded to more than 1200 acres. so far, no injuries, fortunately, but some 30,000 people have been ordered to leave their homes, and this new video shows the aftermath of that mad rush to get people out. dozens of people just had to abandon their cars and run away because traffic was gridlocked. cal fire then used this dozer to move the cars out of the way and clear the road for emergency vehicles. and we're going to take a live look. it's a nice sunset, but the fire is putting off smoke. fortunately, it's moving toward the coast and into the pacific ocean. but those santa ana winds are still strong and fierce. they're not even expected to peak until 10:00 tonight. we're going to follow this wildfire and the situation as more information comes int

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county. zero percent contained and they are burning up and down coast highway.hich is where i am right now about. nine homes in this area have burned along pch. the ocean is only about 60, 70 feet away from me on the other side of those flames. the firefighters you can see right now are trying to stop this fire from moving to the next set of homes. and they almost share a wall that's how tightly packed they are together. but we have winds picking up down here near the coast. and 99 miles per hour in the mountain passes and again, this destroyed countless number of homes, we will get update around 8:00 a.m. local time. roadways, towns brought to a total stand still. in certain areas they have lost water pressure. they had to ground the helicopters last night around 8:00 p.m. because of the high winds. this broke out around 10:30 in the morning in the residential area called the palisades a small town north of soont. santa monica. it took many homes, a mobile home park. landmark, restaurants. senior living center. palisades high school. they had to evacuate a numb

down coast. so working with agencies, santa cruz, county state parks, u.s. coast guard and the national marine sanctuary. many others to recover that debris, get the area cleaned up and minimize any further issues. the good news is we're moving all that clean up. things are moving really quickly. and for the equipment that we lost this on the seafloor, we lost a crane and a skid steer. we've located. doesn't the u.s. coast guard have a plan to remove those here in the coming weeks. but the good news is those are not presenting any further issues either to the wharf itself to public safety. we're to the environment and that broadly looking at the wharf, we've got to work master plan that really shapes the vision for the future of the and with the end of that collapsed on december 23rd, a lot of community house will welcome our community and all those who love the work. to be engaged in that conversation and that process as we talk about what's the future of for the end of the work in particular. but it's a special place. millions of visitors coming to work ev

western la county over 5,000 acres have burned there in total over 1000 structures have burned down in the county. at least 4 separate blazes burning in the metropolitan area from the pacific coast inland to pasadena fire officials are putting out a plea for all duty. firefighters are asking for help. the weather conditions were too windy for firefighters to use aircraft to fly. >> this is dynamic situation. we've got fires throughout the entire county which are spending our resources very short. this is a tragic time in our history here in los angeles. but a time where we're really tested and see who we really are. and it's critical that at these times we be patient, be prepared. >> if you are in the warning area, make sure you have your essentials, your important paperwork, your medications, things that you can take your phone charger to survive for at least a week. but if you are told to evacuate and given an order, there is nothing worth your life. please listen to the police and fire officials that are out there and be prepared to evacuate. >> fire officials also say that a firefighter suffered a serious head injury in pacific palisades we're going to be following this thro

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almost everyone except along the coast and solano county, where temperatures might reach below freezing, so down, possibly in some isolated locations, it's going to be cold. you'll want the kids to wear their jacket if they're heading to school, but then the good news is we'll have temperatures warm up in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine, and it's going to be really nice for the start of the lunar new year before rain arrives for the beginning of the month. >> i have a friend in new york who was complaining that it was under 30 degrees. so cold. and here we are complaining that this freezing. >> this past week, the kids have had snow days in new york and washington, d.c. >> so different. all right, frances, thanks once again. let's get to chris with another preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports, we've got more from chase center. it's post with post. we catch up with warriors rookie quinton post as his role does it have to be like this? at kaiser permanente, we have a different kind of healthcare... so, how did you like doctor lum? ...where all of us work together fo

coast rap, the search for those responsible and the damage left behind. also a major operation in sacramento county. deputies went undercover to crack down on retail theft. they say it's thanks to proposition 36 passing in the november election. plus. >> with a big smile on his face, the kindness of his heart. doesn't matter how big you become, you welcome people to your home. >> a pioneer of the san francisco culinary scene. tonight, industry leaders mourning the death of charles fan and refle on the people who vandalized an elections office, smashing more than two dozen windows and two doors. this story does begin tonight's west coast rap. authorities say anti-government graffiti was also spray painted on the multnomah county elections office. the damage was discovered yesterday morning, and county crews were called in to repair the broken windows and the doors. police are now looking for as many as ten people who were caught here on the surveillance video. in las vegas, a judge today denied a motion to dismiss charges against the man accused of orchestrating the murder of tupac shakur. prosecutors say dwayne davis ordered the deadly d

coast of marin county. the rest of us are still staying dry from fremont down into san jose and los gatos, but that will change as the morning goes on. it will be raining and get some breezy winds in there, but not all day long. i'll give you that outlook. we'll also talk about what's going on with the sierra and the winter storm. the best timing to get you up there to enjoy the fresh powder that's coming down. but into next week, prepare to get out that those sunglasses and the short sleeves. i am looking at a drying and warming trend. we'll talk about it coming up. all right. well, new year, new congress, busy january ahead. house republicans must first elect a speaker. the man who currently holds that position, mike johnson, may have to fight to hold on to that position today in the bay's chris pallone joins us live from washiton. chris, speakership battle comes as washington is really preparing for a lot of high security events. yeah, scott, it's going to be a big month here in washington. there's already fencing up around the capitol behind me. you know, the current house speaker, mike johnson, is project

county. we've had beaches shut down, training facilities deeply impacted, coast guard and customs and border personnel routinely reported suffering from infections, gastrointestinal illnesses. thanks to the work of senator padilla and representative scott peters and others we were able to secure $250 million in disaster stubble in the relief in december but epa can play a pivotal role in this crisis as well. i ask you to support the border infrastructure program but also would you agree to review epa's january 7th decision to deny requests to investigate the tijuana river valley or potential superfund designation. not acting you to prejudge it but will you agree to review it and consider whether a district judgment should be reached? yes, senator. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator loomis. >> thank you, madam chairman. congratulations to you and to our ranking member, look forward to working with you both. mr. rostin behnam, great to see you, thank you for accepting this nomination and appearing before this committee. i enjoyed serving with you in the u.s. house and look forward to serving

the mountains, and those will be spreading down into the valleys of western los angeles county, all the way through the santa monica mountains to the malibu coast, where we're expecting high end red flag warning conditions to become reestablished within the next 2 to 3 hours and then continue through the evening, overnight hours and into friday with those warnings remaining in effect until friday evening. now, i want to make very clear we are not expecting the winds to be as powerful as destructive in terms of structural damage as we experienced yesterday and over the last 24 to 36 hours. nevertheless, they will be strong enough for significant fire growth, extreme and explosive fire behavior, and a significant threat to life and property. ariel, we're supposed to be in rainy season in southern california. is there anything in the forecast that gives you hope for some rain? right now? nothing. it looks very dry for quite a long time, and the main message here is that with more bouts of offshore winds, santa ana winds next week periodically coming up and down, we're going to have more cases of elevated to critical fire weather conditions across

serious environmental public health challenges to san diego county we had beaches shut down and sealed facilities deeply impacted in the coast guard and customerer border personnel have routinely reported suffering from the infection and gastro intestinal illnesses. thanks to the work of senator padilla and representative scott petersrs and others we were able to secure 2,050,000,000 a disaster supplemental relief in december but the epa can play a pivotal role in this crisis as well i would ask you to support the border water infrastructure program but will you review the epa january 7 decision to deny a request to investigate the tijuana river valley for a potential superfund designation. i'm not asking you to prejudge but will you agree to review and consider whether the different judgment should be reached. >> asked senator. >> thank you, madam chair. >> senator. >> thank you, madam chair, my congratulations to you and a ranking member. i look forward to working with you both, misters alden it's great to see you, thank you for accepting this nomination in the hearing before thispe committee. i enjoyed serving with you in

coast guard island in alameda at 11 o'clock this morning. >> 6.14, is the time. let's you caught up on the wildfires down in la countythey continue to make progress now towards containment. in fact, some great news this morning. the palisades fire that's burned more than 23,000 acres. he's now around 90% contained. and the eaton fire, which has burned more than 14,000 acres is now nearly 100% contained. and then the most recent hughes fire burning near castaic lake, which has burned about 10,000 acres so far that fire is 95% contained. so great progress there. and with recent storm systems there in la county, officials are now worried about the possibility with rain in the hills of fast-moving mud and debris flows. and so they're urging residents to stay alert. you have a lot of burn scarred land that could very well washed down into lower lying areas with these rain. so firefighters and the national guard are doing their part to try and keep residents prepared and remove as much debris as possible in those burn zones. the storm is expected to stick around this morning. we've got john is following all those developme

down there. so that red flag warning continuing not only for the mountains, but the valleys and even stretching out there towards the coast of orange county and around the la area. so that will be as we go on into our thursday. let's watch the winds here as we go on into the afternoon. we still see them coming offshore. they're through the fire areas continuing on tonight, and a critical time to watch will be as we go on into tomorrow morning. we see those gusts get even higher, upwards of 50, maybe even 60 miles an hour. as we go on and look at the situation, the better news that i could offer with this is that as we go on into the weekend, we're going to see some moisture coming in, the temperatures also dropping throughout the state, and the chance of rain there as we go on into saturday and sunday. with that low pressure swinging further south, it's not going to be impressive totals as we go on and talk about this, but model run after model run, we'll see how much they could get maybe a third of an inch, but that could be some trouble as we see the burn scar areas dealing with that incoming rainfall. so we'll talk about that as the ev

coast. here's how things looked in half moon bay earlier today. the swell is expected to last through tomorrow evening from mendocino county, all the way down to bigur pets on a leash. if you head out there and never turn your back to the ocean. and that beach hazard continues today, it does. >> and we're also seeing the warm temps kind of continue into the new week too, which i like. we check back in now with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel for a look at that accuweather forecast. yeah. >> first we're going to touch upon the dangerous beach conditions julian and steph. and then we'll talk about the weather conditions ahead. that's making julian smile. so let's take a look at the live picture here from our santa cruz camera. and you can see the waves are just crashing there along the coastline. we're going to continue to see high waves, big breakers up to 20ft. beach hazard statement until 9 p.m. tomorrow. current wave heights between 4 to 10ft. it's a long period northwesterly swell that's bringing an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. looking at live doppler seven, we did have some very dense fog this morning, even into

of course, west coast rap with alex savage and mark tamayo up next are going to have the latest on that new fire that sparked up down in l.a. countys and growing tonight. and do not forget, you can always stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. just download the fox local app to your tv. i'll see you back here at ten- [music] and 11. [music] there's true concern. i have not. i haven't been this nervous about a fire, ever. >> a new fire burning in southern california tonight, forcing many people from their homes. nearly 10,000 acres burned so far in just a matter

county. we've had beaches shut down. we've had seal training facilities deeply impacted and coast guard and border personnel have routinely reported suffering from infections and gastrointestinal illnesses. thanks to the work of senator padilla and representative scott peters and others, we were able to secure $250 million in disaster supplemental relief in december but e.p.a. can play a pivotal role in this crisis as well. i would ask you to support e.p.a.'s border water infrastructure program but also, will you agree to review e.p.a.'s january 7 decision with the refusal to look at the river valley for a designation, not asking you to prejudge it but would you review it and consider whether a different judgment should be reached? mr. zeldin: yes, senator. sen. schiff: thank you. chairman: senator loomis. sen. loomis: congratulations to you and our ranking member, look forward to working with you both. mr. zeldin, it's great to see you and thank you for accepting this nomination and appearing before this committee. i enjoyed serving withn the u.s. house and look forward to serving with you in your new role at e.p.a. i al

down in scotts valley and santa cruz county. >> what a wild couple of months it's been between these multiple tornadoes. we had a 7 point. oh, earthquake off the north coastt hey, this forecast ahead of us is looking so much calmer than what we have settled into as of late. here's the view this morning at really the only concern we have the dense fog that is packed right into the bay right now. this from well up about from the top of mount tam showing that first little light of day now that we are seeing the sun about to rise. storm tracker 4 is showing dry conditions, not just for the bay, but all the way up to the oregon border. in fact, that's the way we will remain. this is a dry trend of weather and the longest stretch of dry weather that we will have had in quite a while. so if you've been missing some of that sunshine reliably dry forecast doesn't matter where you're at, even the north coast is going to be staying dry for the next several days. now, it's a lot of the bay area that is right here in the midst of drier conditions. you head south of the bay, though, and it has actually been a dry season up to this point. they could use some more rain d

coast. locally here it is quieted down. partly cloudy skies across the region, but there were a few showers and even some lightning strikes earlier in the day along the mendocino sonoma county coastline. here's what you can expect. 8 p.m. tonight, a few showers developing in the north bay at 10 p.m. across east bay and san francisco, and then really isolated going into the late night hours. by tomorrow morning, you can pretty much hang up the umbrellas. there will be fog around. the other thing to watch out for beach hazards statement until 9 p.m. tonight. moderate to high risk of sneaker waves. it's dangerous to swim and surf. northern monterey bay is going until sunday morning. tonight at 9 p.m. we have a high surf advisory. it's in effect until sunday morning as those breakers build 18 to 25ft. i would stay out of the water if i were you, because it is not safe to swim in that kind of condition. dan, i'll be back with a full look at your weekend weather, and i'll let you know about some warmer than average january weather. >> all right, sandhya, thank you. we'll touch base again shortly. i track the weather where you live with the abc seven bay area app. you can get the

down. and we just heard you were just speaking to the captain from the county fire a little while ago, who said that, you know, the flames have also jumped the pacific coasthway. that's a wide highway. that's four lanes. sometimes six. it's that's that's a big road. that's usually a fire break. these flames managed to jump that firebreak and set some lifeguard huts down on the beach on fire. and as the captain said, this is going to be a long. every now and again, you can just hear the boom of something going up. um, this is going to be a very long night. you know, i've felt the wind getting steadily, steadily stronger throughout the afternoon, and it's not going to peak until the early hours. it's going to start getting even worse in about ten minutes. that 6 p.m. hour time through to the morning. it's it's going to be a rough night, and i do not know how they try to fight these flames in this terrain. i just don't know how they're going to do it. i mean, so, i mean, huge fire trucks down these little alleys, sorry. >> with wildfires in remote areas, they can bring in or in mountainous, they can bring in, you know, helicopters dropping water. is that som

down the west coast. 200 mission strong so far. in fact, last week, flying tales flew back 20 large dogs from the l.a. countyoma county, all to make room for misplaced pets in the fire zone. ken told me it all started with an opportunity just a few years ago. >> one day this thing popped up on this email group and it was two bear cubs needed to get from south lake tahoe to ramona in san diego county because their mother had been hit by a car and they were too young to hibernate. so they wanted them in warm weather for the winter. and i was like, oh man, what a great not only a great trip, but a great story. so i had a bunch of cameras that i put in the planes, little gopros and so on, and i got the trip, went down and did it and did the story. and it just like was a whole, you know, different level of what was going on. and it just kept me going. i just, i just got so much satisfaction out of telling the stories of why these animals needed to be moved. >> well, you just finished a big rescue with, i believe, four other planes and pilots talk about going down to the fire zone and bringing back some, as you ca

coast fog hazy but cooler temps coming down. that means 50s now and low 60s. >> thank you steve. two big fires are still burning in los angeles county. we have a look at how crews are now shifting their focus to help the communities recover. >> and personal fundraisers are underway to help the l.a. fire victims. we'll tell you how that could actually prevent them from getting more help. don't forget, you can get more ktvu with our new fox local mobile app on top of our newscasts and the content from the ktvu newsroom. you can also see content from our sister stations all over the country. it is free to download on your apple and android devices. [music] just search fox local your ph e's welcome back to mornings on two. time now is 513. today, the department of justice and the fbi are set to announce what they say is significant law enforcement action in oakland. the agency has not provided details about the case. however, the chronicle reports the announcement will include the results of a corruption investigation against recalled mayor sheng tao. that news conference is scheduled for 9:00 this morning, and we'll bring that to you l

we are in a coastal town today on the county down coast.sinesses, actually, on this street. i'm doing some sandbags at the doors, they have been making their own preparations ahead of storm eowyn but for most people across northern ireland and the republic, this would usually be a pretty busy spot, even at this time and this time of year, lots of people going for a morning jog and walking dogs. that is obvious and not the case this morning so i think a lot of people are heeding that advice. they are not travelling today but they are staying indoors to stay safe, at least until this afternoon because at 2pm then an amber warning kicks in. still very serious but not as severe as red and maybe people will re—evaluate the situation there. people will re-evaluate the situation there.— situation there. the red weather _ situation there. the red weather alert _ situation there. the red weather alert for - situation there. the red weather alert for parts. situation there. the red | weather alert for parts of scotland comes into effect at ten o'cloc

winds are really starting to pick up here on the county down coast, we are seeing lots of waves comehearing about potentially record—breaking wins in the republic of ireland, a gust of 114 miles per hour has been recorded in galway, a potential record—breaker. to give you an idea about the disruption being caused in northern ireland today, every single school in northern ireland is closed. lots of public buildings are closed, flights cancelled, hospital appointments cancelled, public transport, trains and buses not running for this morning at least and lots of businesses have taken the decision to close, and people are being encouraged to work from home. i did hear you speaking about some power outages. let me bring you the latest. we are starting to hear that thousands of homes across every county in northern ireland are now without power, and that figure rises to 560,000 homes in the republic of ireland, so that really gives you a sense of how impactful storm eowyn is already being across the island of ireland. here in northern ireland, we heard from the storm eowyn, the police ser

standing here throughout the day on the county down coast, at times we have about every bit of the forceespread 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 and there is no public transport meant no trains or buses all day. people do seem to have heeded the warning to not travel stay inside. that red weather warning, the first of its kind in northern ireland, and the first to extend across the whole island of ireland is in place until 2pm. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in glasgow, where a red wind warning is in place. what is the picture across scotland? that red wind warning has been extended. into dumfries and gall

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