Renfrew, United Kingdom - January 24, 2025 Storm Éowyn battered parts of the UK and Ireland on Friday, 24 January, with winds exceeding 100 MPH. The storm prompted rare red warnings in both countries,

The Scottish Premiership fixture between Celtic and Dundee United has been postponed due to the damage inflicted on Celtic Park by Storm Éowyn.

Celtic’s Scottish Premiership match against Dundee on Saturday has been postponed because of storm damage sustained to the club’s stadium. Storm Eowyn brought winds of up to 160 kph (100 mph) in central Scotland on Friday and a Met Office red weather warning of danger to life.

Thousands of schools have been closed on Friday as Storm Eowyn batters the country with winds of over 100mph. The Met Office has issed two rare red weather warnings in Scotland and Northern Ireland, as Storm Eowyn is likely to damage buildings,

Authorities for UK don issue Red weather warnings and dem ask millions of pipo to stay for house as Storm Éowyn dey tear across di kontri. Northern Ireland and parts of Scotland dey experience di worst of di weather and dem don dey issued wit di red warnings – wey mean say di high winds dey dangerous to life.

Storm Eowyn is causing chaos in Glasgow as winds of up to 90mph are expected this afternoon. Trains, buses and the Subway are all shut down and people were instructed by Police Scotland and the Scottish Government to stay at home while a rare red weather alert is in place until 5pm for the central belt.