Storm Conall Causes Travel Disruptions Across Europe

Storm Conall has caused widespread chaos across South East England, with torrential rainfall and winds reaching up to 120 km/h leading to severe travel disruptions. The storm has dumped half a month’s worth of rain in just 24 hours, prompting a yellow weather warning for areas including the Isle of Wight, Sussex, and Kent. Rail services have been heavily impacted, with major operators reporting delays and cancellations, particularly in central London where flooding has blocked key routes. The London Underground has also faced significant disruptions, including the suspension of the Circle line. Meanwhile, over 250 flood alerts remain active across Britain as emergency services work to clear waterlogged roads and fallen debris. Following its impact in the UK, Storm Conall is expected to continue affecting parts of northern Europe, moving towards Denmark and Poland.