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Storm Amy, the ghostly remnants of Hurricane Humberto, slammed the UK and Ireland on October 4, 2025, with winds exceeding 90 mph, leading to closures of London's royal parks and widespread power cuts in Scotland.
The Guardian reported live updates on the storm's impact, including travel disruptions and structural damage.
Fox Weather detailed the deadly storm's path, originating from the Atlantic, now wreaking havoc on shorelines.
London's parks, including Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, shut due to strong winds, while Scotland faced outages affecting thousands.
Trains and flights were delayed or canceled, with emergency services responding to fallen trees and flooding.
The Met Office issued severe warnings, urging residents to stay indoors.
This unusual late-season storm highlights climate change's role in intensifying Atlantic weather patterns.
Impacts extended to Ireland, with coastal areas battered and evacuations in vulnerable spots.
Authorities coordinated relief efforts, but recovery could take days.
The event compounds recent weather woes, reminding the public of the UK's vulnerability to extreme conditions.
As Amy moves eastward, forecasters predict easing, but cleanup and assessments loom large for affected regions.