Strong Winds Disrupt Travel Across Northern Ireland

Strong winds have caused significant travel disruptions across parts of Northern Ireland, with fallen trees blocking roads and affecting flights. A yellow weather warning is in effect, forecasting gusts of up to 55 mph, with some areas expecting winds as high as 65 mph. Belfast City Airport has reported flight cancellations, including nine Aer Lingus flights, due to adverse weather conditions, urging passengers to check directly with their airlines. Additionally, the Strangford Lough Ferry service has been suspended. Police are advising drivers to avoid certain roads due to fallen trees and flooding, with ongoing efforts to clear obstructions. The severe weather is expected to ease later in the afternoon.