09.02.2020 - 18:57
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Actualització: 09.02.2020 - 20:49
El temporal de pluja i vent Ciara afecta l’oest i el nord d’Europa, especialment el Regne Unit, Irlanda, França, els Països Baixos i Alemanya. L’Oficina Meteorològica britànica ha alertat de ratxes de vent que poden superar els 145 km/h i ha obligat a cancel·lar la gran majoria dels vols a l’aeroport de Gatwick, a Londres, on companyies com ara EasyJet han cancel·lat tots els programats per a avui, cosa que significa prop del 90% dels de la terminal nord. Altres companyies com Vueling també han cancel·lat vols. Ara com ara tots aquests passatgers proven de sortir de l’aeroport, on es formen grans cues i aglomeracions.
També hi ha hagut fortes inundacions (sobretot al nord d’Anglaterra) i s’han suspès desenes de vols a la resta d’aeroports del país, alguns amb destinació als Països Catalans. També hi ha talls, retards i cancel·lacions en els desplaçaments ferroviaris a causa de la caiguda d’objectes a les vies i s’han cancel·lat desplaçaments en transport marítim. A Alemanya, els Països Baixos i Bèlgica també s’han hagut de cancel·lar desenes de vols.
El temporal també ha afectat el futbol, i s’ha hagut de suspendre el partit Machester City-West Ham a la Premier i el Borussia Mönchengladbach-Colonia a la Bundeslliga. Al nord de l’estat francès s’ha demanat als ciutadans d’evitar els boscs, la costa i els trajectes en vaixell.
Abject chaos at London Gatwick #StormCíara pic.twitter.com/VhMnPfdn87
— Conte Italiano Di Toscana #44🎶🇪🇺 🇮🇹 (@overwater001) February 9, 2020
Flight to Belfast from Gatwick delayed from 12.05 to, at the minute, 21.35. It’s chaos! #StormCiara pic.twitter.com/xG7KiKZc5l
— Stephen Roulston (@StephenRoulston) February 9, 2020
British Airways cancels dozens of flights from its Heathrow airport hub due to Storm Ciara, reports say pic.twitter.com/rCcDSVni56
— TRT World (@trtworld) February 9, 2020
Concerns over West Ham's Rush Green training ground during Storm Ciara pic.twitter.com/BoZUBvkXYV
— West Ham Football (@westhamfootball) February 9, 2020
#StormCiara One of our InterCity high-speed trains struck a tree near Insch earlier. We're still working to fix the situation, but as you can see, the train has been damaged. Appreciate your patience if you're on board or on any of the services affected. pic.twitter.com/wFf6Hun2ZP
— ScotRail (@ScotRail) February 9, 2020
#Flooding in Ribchester today. Situation still bad. Concern for elderly residents. And Ribchester Arms still under water #StormCiara @BBCLancashire pic.twitter.com/R1H2Z0EPhf
— Leanne Bayes (@Leanne_Bayes) February 9, 2020
⚠️Predicted Windy Weather⚠️
If you, or anyone you know, has precarious trees, trampolines or similar items on their property that could fall or be blown onto the railway, please report it to Network Rail’s customer helpline on 0345 711 4141.
#StormCiara pic.twitter.com/DJux9nGsxs
— Merseyrail (@merseyrail) February 9, 2020
Thankfully levels now falling in #PateleyBridge but this shows how incredibly close it came. Not out the woods yet though with impacts across #Yorkshire. #teamEA #StormCiara #staysafe pic.twitter.com/AUEjYOxEw0
— Oliver Harmar (@OliverHarmar) February 9, 2020
Passengers on the 1414 Faversham to Victoria – thank you for staying calm. We have plenty of people on site and more on their way to help you. Control are planning how to get you moving again (even if not on this train). You're safe on board + we will update you ASAP. pic.twitter.com/yipzuR6Gg8
— Network Rail Kent & Sussex (@NetworkRailSE) February 9, 2020
Some people living on Warth Road in #Radcliffe have been evacuated to the Castle Leisure Centre in #Bury. The River Irwell has burst its banks. People say it’s worse than the Boxing Day Floods in 2015. #StormCiara pic.twitter.com/7dOygQslDs
— BBC Radio Manchester (@BBCRadioManc) February 9, 2020
Strong winds of up to 97mph have swept across Britain, causing travel disruption for parts of the country.
Motorists are being warned to take extra care due to potentially dangerous driving conditions.
Get the latest on #StormCiara: https://t.co/NIQgYh1ojf pic.twitter.com/xSC4ll5Ecs
— Sky News (@SkyNews) February 9, 2020
This is the terrifying moment a plane lands at Birmingham Airport during #StormCiara 😧 pic.twitter.com/qTVsL3r3ih
— Metro (@MetroUK) February 9, 2020
