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Northern Ireland Electricity Networks (NIE) has confirmed that power has been fully restored to all properties across Northern Ireland following the disruptions caused by Storm Boelo. During the weekend, the storm brought strong winds, with gusts reaching nearly 80 miles per hour in certain locations, resulting in cancellations of flights and ferry services.
A yellow weather warning from the Met Office remains in effect for the coastal regions of Antrim and Down. This alert covers the period from 6:00 pm GMT on Monday until 3:00 am on Tuesday and highlights the potential for strong winds in those areas. Additionally, a second wind warning is set to take effect along the northern coasts of Antrim and Londonderry, starting at 3:00 am and lasting until 9:00 pm GMT on Tuesday.
In the Republic of Ireland, the Electricity Supply Board (ESB) reported on Monday morning that some homes, farms, and businesses continue to experience power outages. Repair teams are actively working to restore electricity to all affected sites as quickly as possible.
The Met Office forecasts gusts reaching up to 50 mph (80 km/h) during Monday’s warning period, with exposed coastal locations potentially experiencing winds as strong as 65 mph (105 km/h). For Tuesday, similar wind speeds of up to 60 mph (105 km/h) are expected, with even stronger gusts predicted along the more exposed coastal stretches
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