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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Environment
Faye Hulton (Metdesk)

Weather tracker: after Hurricane Nicole, more turbulence to hit Europe and Australia

A fallen tree hit power lines in Adelaide, Australia on Monday 14 November as stormy conditions hit southern parts.
A fallen tree hit power lines in Adelaide on Monday as stormy conditions hit southern parts of Australia. Photograph: Morgan Sette/AAP

After causing devastation in Florida last week, Hurricane Nicole travelled along the east coast of the US and across the Atlantic towards western Europe as an extratropical cyclone. The remnants of Nicole brought heavy rain and strong winds to Ireland, the UK and parts of northern France during Monday night and Tuesday.

Unsettled conditions are set to continue throughout the next few days across western Europe as several areas of low pressure move in from the Atlantic. These lows are expected to affect areas as far east as Norway and as far south as the Bay of Biscay, and will bring the potential of some localised flooding for the worst affected areas.

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