After striking Britain and Ireland on Sunday, the storm moved on, leaving a trail of damage including power cuts for tens of thousands of homes across Europe. Two men, one in the north of Slovenia and another in southern England, also died after their cars were hit by falling trees. Britain, which bore the brunt of the storm on Sunday, was assessing the damage and working to get power restored to 20,000 homes. However, for parts of northern England and Scotland, the respite is set to be brief, with forecasts of blizzards and snow. Airlines operating to and from U.K. airports were still being affected by the storm, with more than 100 flights canceled.

Source: ABC News February 10, 2020 08:59 UTC