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Met Office issues amber wind warning as Storm Austen approaches the UK
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Storm Austen, the first named storm of the season, is forecast to reach the UK at the end of the week. The Met Office has issued an amber wind warning for Cornwall and parts of west Devon, valid from 03:00 to 10:00 BST on Friday. It forecasts gusts of up to 80mph (130km/h) around exposed coasts and 60-70mph elsewhere. A broader yellow warning covers large parts of southern England and south Wales. The Met Office warns of flying debris that could cause injuries, along with the risk of power cuts and damage to buildings. Bloomberg says the storm could bring some relief to elevated power prices.
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Storm Austen is the first named storm of the season and is forecast to reach the UK at the end of the week.
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The Met Office has issued an amber wind warning for Cornwall and parts of west Devon, valid from 03:00 to 10:00 BST on Friday.
One outletBBC News· Center
The Met Office forecasts gusts of up to 80mph around exposed coasts and 60-70mph elsewhere.
One outletBBC News· Center
A yellow Met Office warning covers large parts of southern England and south Wales.
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- The Guardian
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- BBC News
The Met Office warns of flying debris, power cuts and damage to buildings.
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Bloomberg says the storm could bring some relief to elevated power prices.
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Every side reports that Storm Austen, the first named storm of the season, will bring strong winds and rain to the UK this week. Centre outlets lead with warnings and expected damage, while Bloomberg, on the left, centres its coverage on wind power and gas prices.
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Headlines frame Storm Austen as a forecast for southern UK, and Bloomberg frames it through its possible effect on wind power and gas prices.
Storm Austen forecast to hit southern UK
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Headlines lead with the storm's naming and official warnings, and the BBC's amber-warning headline stresses threats of strong winds to the UK.
Amber warning issued as Storm Austen threatens UK with strong winds and heavy rain
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2 outletsLeads with
- forecast gusts of up to 60mph
- impact on southern UK
- wind power and gas prices
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- BloombergLeft
Storm Austen to Boost Wind Power in Europe as Gas Prices Surge
The first named storm of this autumn is set to lash the UK and northwest Europe with heavy rain and wind in the coming days, potentially bringing some relief to elevated power prices.
- The GuardianLeft
Storm Austen forecast to hit southern UK
Yellow severe weather warning issued for first named storm of season with gusts of up to 60mph expected The first named storm of the season, Austen, is expected to bring gusts of up to 60mph to southern areas of the UK at the end of the week, forecasters said. …
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2 outletsLeads with
- amber warning and severe gales
- first named storm of the season
- risks of injury and power cuts
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- Bloomberg's report that the storm could ease elevated power prices
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Amber warning issued as Storm Austen threatens UK with strong winds and heavy rain
The deep area of low pressure is expected to move close to the south of the UK early on Friday with south-west England set to bear the brunt.
- Sky NewsCenter
Britain's first storm of the season named
Britain's first named storm of the season is due to hit this week.
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1 day 11 hr later
Its first report, Oct 20, 7:38 AM EDT
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BBC News, Oct 18, 8:34 PM EDT
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- BBC NewsCenterOct 18, 8:34 PM EDT
- Sky NewsCenterOct 20, 4:39 AM EDT
- The GuardianLeftOct 20, 7:38 AM EDT
- BloombergLeftOct 20, 7:39 AM EDT
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