At least three people have died in Italy after Storm Ciaran rolled into northern Italy. Several others were killed earlier in France, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands as the storm swept across the continent.
Record-breaking winds in France and across much of western Europe left at least seven people dead and injured others as Storm Ciarán swept through the continent Thursday. The storm devastated homes, causing travel mayhem and cut power to a vast number of people.
The bad weather isn’t over yet, but Storm Ciarán has left the Netherlands. The storm’s strongest gust of wind was measured in IJmuiden at 116 kilometers per hour, according to Weeronline. NS reported that the train schedule started up as usual on Friday morning.