Posted on August 7, 2025 |
Provided: TTW news desk
As the effects of the Floris storm are constantly impact on the UK, large cities and areas such as Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcase, Manchester, Belfast and the Scottish Islands face a series of interruptions. Although the worst condition of the storm has already passed, its effects are still felt, especially on train, air and boat services. If you plan a journey in these places, it is important to continue to report on delays, cancellation and interference in your journey. This article provides essential updates on the current travel situation and provides guidance to help you to deal with these continuous challenges.
Interrupts on railway trips
Scotland: Scottrail services are gradually recovered, but many ways Northern scotlandEspecially in the Northeast, they need safety tests before the full reconstruction. In these affected paths, Vic, Invertenez to Invertenez, Lolocheshin Kylle, Lolochesin Kile, EDinburgh to do Rua Queen of Glasgow And EDinburgh to do Inverted. It is important to combine these ways Scotland Northern parts of the country, but due to a series of interruptions, the affected services can be operated and delayed with limited times. Travelers should be prepared for cancellation or table changes, especially in distant ways. Scottrail has reported that nearly 20% of these services are delayed or canceled, the full restoration is expected in the next 24 hours, depending on the weather conditions.
Northern England. In addition, Carllel and Newcastle are facing the cancellation of Transpen's express services north to the north, especially on the paths of Manchester, York and Middlespuro. Reports indicate that more than 15% of these services are delayed or canceled due to the continuous effects of the storm.
It is highly recommended to check real -time updates through passengers scottrail and national train inquiries.
Flight updates updates
Public Air Travel Status: Although the immediate interference of the Flories storm on Mondays and Tuesdays has declined, flights in the UK, especially in Scotland and northern England, face more delays and cancellation. The main affected airports include Edinburgh, Glasgow, Newcastle International, Manchester and Belfast City. The main reasons for these delays are the operational problems of the aircraft, such as aircraft, reduced choice and strong winds, which continue to affect air safety, especially in regional and small airports.
Key Statistics: The Edinburgh airport reported a 15% increase in air cancellation compared to its normal operations. The Belfast City Airport was particularly affected, with significant delays, and the services were interrupted for two consecutive days after the storm. In addition, Manchester and Newcastle airports have an increase of 10% to 12% of air delays, and most of these interruptions affect international paths.
Airlines advise to verify their airline with airlines for any last -last -lasting changes or cancellation before going to the airport.
Balsa travel interruptions
West Scotland: Calidonian Macprayine (Calmec) Boat services continue to experience interruptions, especially on the continent connecting the continent with various islands, including Sky Island, Mul Island, Island, Ilha de Arsia de Louis and Harris. Sustainable storms have led to the cancellation of various boat services, especially common delays in remote islands such as Islam and Heprits. Travelers are recommended to consult the Calmec website to get the most updated times before planning any boat trip.
The island of man: The boat services of the human island were often returned to normal, but some minor delays were recorded after the Flories storm. Services in between Duck And Liverpool He was interrupted earlier this week, but now the service is almost on the tracks.
Energy waterfall
Energy waterfall is a significant concern for the most exposed areas of the United Kingdom, especially in the aftermath of the Floris storm.
Tall lands (Scotland): About 950 houses are still without electricity, especially in the rural areas. Places like InvertedOvarian Hell And Apartenshir Due to fallen trees and damaged electrical connections, they still handle the power cuts.
South: Areas Dumphries and the colowyEspecially around StrnlerThey face intermittent energy cuts and affect residential and commercial buildings.
Northern England: CamriaOvarian Linemplant And Yorkshire In remote areas they are constantly experiencing power cuts, and repair groups work to restore energy in about 500 homes.
Energy reconciliation: Attempts Electric Networks of Scotland and South (SSEN) They are walking, but the severity of the fallen and debris trees may take a few more hours.
Configuration damage
Damage caused by Flories storm led to significant structural problems in many areas:
EDinburgh: Many buildings, especially the oldest, are affected by strong winds. Significantly, Royal mile And areas surrounding Edinburgh castle The roof was damaged.
Clasco: Buildings City center And West End Damaged with fallen trees and damaged the roof.
Aberdeen: Many buildings Union street The area has suffered a roof collapse and some stores have reported significant structural damage.
Liverpool: Oh Albert vessel Some floods in the area and strong debris and air are caused by minor damage, affecting companies and leisure facilities.
Cancel the event
Storm has caused a series of cancellations across Scotland, especially in Edinburgh:
Royal Edinburgh military green: Canceled during the storm, and some shows were reviewed.
Edinburg's margin festival: Many presentations have been canceled or postponed due to climate problems.
Glossco International Comedy Festival: Some outdoor shows were canceled, although closed places were still functioning.
Sky Island Highlands Games: Cancelled due to damage caused by storms and unsafe conditions.
Belfast International Art Festival: Some events have been changed, but in the open air, others have encountered significant interference.
Travelers are encouraged to check with the event organizers of any reaction updates.
Weather forecast for the next 7 days
The MET office has issued alerts for the continued rain and sucking trophy in various regions of the UK, especially in Scotland. 50 km/h in the forecast for the next 7 days, especially in West Scotland. Travelers should continue to report on potential interruptions.
| Date | Time conditions | Affected areas | Tastes | Shower |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| August 8, 2025 | Ventoso | Western Scotland, Northern Ireland | 45-55 miles | 25-35 mm |
| August 9, 2025 | Rains | Scotland, North UK | 50-60 miles | 20-30 mm |
| August 10, 2025 | Mild rain | Midlands, Wales, Scotland | 35-45 miles | 10-15 mm. |
| August 11, 2025 | Occasionally dry with gases | Southern England, Wales | 20-30 miles | 5-10 mm |
| August 12, 2025 | Storms, heavy rain | Western Scotland, Ireland | 50 miles | 30-40 mm. |
| August 13, 2025 | The air is reduced, scattered rain | Scotland, Ireland, North UK | 30-40 miles | 15-20 mm. |
| August 14, 2025 | Soft, partially cloudy | South and west of England | 20-30 miles | 0-5 mm |
Suggestions for passengers
Keep informed: Always check the latest updates on train services, boat tables and climate conditions.
Plan in advance: Expect delays or cancellation, especially in the affected areas of the train, bus and boat routes. Consider alternative travel options if possible.
Alert on the gymTo avoid unnecessary displacements, especially in areas with ruins or closed roads. Carefully drive and be cautious about the fallen trees or damaged infrastructure.
Event verification: Follow the modified events and confirm the updates of the affected presentations or festivals with the organizers.
The Flories Storm has had prolonged impacts on the UK and the islands, but by watching carefully planning and infrastructure, travelers can still deal with interruptions and adjust their travels as needed.
