Storm Eleanor brings severe weather to the UK

Storm Eleanor caused significant disruption across the UK and parts of France, with wind speeds reaching up to 100 miles per hour. The storm led to flooding, road closures, and transport disruptions, particularly in coastal areas. The Coast Guard issued warnings against seaside activities due to dangerous conditions. Cleanup efforts began as the storm subsided, with power outages and damage reported in several regions. Public reactions highlighted the severity of the storm, which was the fifth of the season.

What was the main warning given by the Coast Guard during Storm Eleanor?

• Evacuate coastal areas immediately

• Stay indoors at all times

• Do not drive during the storm

• Avoid taking selfies near the sea

What was one of the main challenges faced by people in coastal towns after the storm?

• Lack of food supplies

• Flooded roads and transport disruptions

• Communication breakdown

• Shortage of emergency services

Which of the following was NOT a consequence of Storm Eleanor in the UK?

• Disruption to transport networks

• Closure of major roads

• Power outages

• Severe drought conditions

How did Islanders in Guernsey adapt to the conditions caused by Storm Eleanor?

• By relocating to mainland

• By using boats for transport

• By staying indoors

• By using novel modes of transport

What was the recorded wind speed of Storm Eleanor in the UK?

• Up to 110 miles an hour

• Up to 100 miles an hour

• Up to 90 miles an hour

• Up to 80 miles an hour