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Storm Eunice caused winds of more than 100 miles per hour and destroyed part of London O2 Arena's roof


Storm Eunice hit the UK on Friday.
Storm Eunice hit the UK on Friday.
  • Storm Eunice hit the UK on Friday, causing winds of over 120 miles per hour in some areas.
  • The storm forced hundreds of flights and trains to be cancelled.
  • Severe winds destroyed a section of the O2 music arena's roof in London.
Storm Eunice hit the UK on Friday, causing extreme winds, train delays, and flight cancellations.

Extreme waves in Newhaven, England.
Storm waves hit the port town of Newhaven, England.
The UK's Meteorological Office issued a red-level warning for dangerous weather on Friday morning across some southern areas of the country, predicting winds of more than 90 miles per hour.

A red weather warning was issued in parts of the UK.
A red weather warning for dangerous conditions was issued in parts of the UK.
Wind gusts of 122 miles per hour were detected across the Isle of Wight, in what is tentatively the strongest gust of wind ever detected in England, according to The Met Office.

Trees toppled in London due to the storm.
The storm was strong enough to topple some trees in London.
All rail services were suspended across Wales, according to Transport for Wales. As of Friday, almost 500 train services across the country were cancelled.

Trains were cancelled in Aberystwyth, Wales.
Trains were cancelled in Aberystwyth, Wales.
Trains servicing the Southeastern parts of England were also suspended as of Friday due to a number of fallen trees blocking the line, according to Southeastern Railway.

Trains across south eastern areas were suspended.
Trains across south eastern areas were suspended.
Severe winds also caused two lorry trucks to overturn on the M4 motorway in Wales.

Two lorries toppled over in Margam, Wales.
Two lorry trucks overturned in Margam, Wales.
As of Friday, more than 90 incoming and outgoing flights were cancelled at Heathrow Airport within 24 hours, according to flight-tracking website FlightAware.

Planes struggled to land at Heathrow airport.
Planes struggled to land at Heathrow airport.
In London, strong gusts of winds destroyed a section of the O2 arena's white dome.

The roof of the 02 Arena in London was damaged.
The roof of the 02 Arena in London was damaged.
An amber warning remained in place until late Friday evening and was downgraded to yellow for parts of the country for the weekend.

Storm Eunice caused trees to topple in London.
More tree damage from Storm Eunice in London.





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