Cancelled flights and trains, possible flooding - the Boelo low has reached Great Britain

A yellow wind alert affected northern England, including Manchester and Newcastle, as well as parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland. Flights, ferries, and trains faced cancellations and delays over the weekend due to storm conditions. CalMac suspended all ferry services on Scotland's west coast, while ScotRail halted train operations near Ayr and Kilmarnock due to flooding. Residents were warned to secure outdoor items to prevent them from obstructing train tracks. Flood alerts were issued in 40 areas, including Cumbria and Bolton. Many events were canceled, including agricultural fairs and Halloween festivals. The storm, named Boelo, is expected to intensify, prompting a shift from yellow to orange alerts in Scotland and Northern Ireland.