Edinburgh Hogmanay Events Canceled Due to Weather

Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations have been canceled due to extreme weather conditions, including high winds and heavy rain, prompting safety concerns from organizers. Thousands of attendees, including American tourist Richard Newton and his family, were left devastated after traveling over 4,000 miles for the festivities. The Scottish Government held an emergency meeting, issuing weather warnings and advising the public to brace for potential flooding. Key events such as the Street Party, Concert in the Gardens, and Midnight Fireworks have all been scrapped, although some indoor events will still take place. In response, a new indoor event, the Hot Dub Time Machine show, has been organized to salvage some celebrations. Meanwhile, alternative Hogmanay events are still available in Glasgow, offering various entertainment options to ring in the New Year.