Hugh pym, bbc news. tens of thousands of homes have been without power for another day, after two storms battered parts of scotland. the electricity network in the north east area and the highlands was worse affected, after winds gusted up to 90 miles per hour. alexandra mackenzie reports. the clear up is under way. storm malik, followed by storm corrie, pummelled the north of scotland, particularly here in aberdeenshire. driving conditions were treacherous. several lorries were blown onto the grassy verge. thousands are without electricity, including the town of stonehaven. help has been given to those in need. we didn t have any electricity for six days in november, so this is us again. it six days in november, so this is us aaain. , ., ., ., , again. it is more for older people that i again. it is more for older people that i think again. it is more for older people that l think it again. it is more for older people that l think it has again. it is more for older people that i
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In less than a week. gusts like these filmed in nebraska give you an idea of the strength of the winds experts say they were up to 100 miles per hour, and the biggest number of recorded winds blowing at more than 75 miles per hour was the highest ever for a single day in the us. and there was also plenty of rain as these picutres, filmed in iowa, demonstrate. all this happened just hours after president biden visited kentucky the state worst hit by tornadoes over the weekend which killed at least 88 people in five states. so alongside the clear up in kentucky and neighbouring states more than four hundred and fifty thousand people were left without power on wednesday evening in towns ranging from colorado, through kansas and missouri, to iowa. it;s leading many to ask just why are so many extreme weather events happening so close together?
And rescue service received around 600 emergency calls and attended 170 incidents over the weekend. this afternoon officers are working across the county to help with the clear up. we continue to work really closely with council, colleagues and other emergency services, utilities and the local communities themselves, really, to support residents and keep the county moving. we ve got multiple resources deployed across all partner groups across northumberland to mobilise towards the needs of the local communities. nobody could have second guessed the impact storm arwen would have on our region. the gusting winds brought damage to property and vehicles with falling trees and bricks. in bamburgh many trees in the centre of the village were brought down by friday s storm. and the metro service was another casualty of fallen trees with just weeks to go until xmas the whole system was off after a power cable was damaged. over the weekend 240,000 homes were without power.
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