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NewsStorm Boelo cuts power across northern Britain
Storm Boelo has struck parts of the United Kingdom. Two people were killed. Around 90000 customers were left without electricity. The storm is part of the European windstorm season.
The areas named are Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland, and northern England. Those are the places tied to the deaths and the outages. The death toll given is two. The outage scale is around 90000.
Boelo is the storm name. The season label is the 2026-27 European windstorm season. Electricity loss is the infrastructure effect named. Deaths are the human toll named.
Scotland is one of the regions. Northern Ireland is included in part. Northern England is included. The report groups them as the impact zone.
Around 90000 were left without electricity. The report gives that outage figure with the storm. The count of deaths is two. No further casualty update was attached to this notice.
The recorded storm is Boelo. The recorded deaths are two. The recorded outages cover around 90000. The recorded places are Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland, and northern England.