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    Storm Boelo named

12:19
22 October 2026

Weekend impacts
Storm Boelo named

Wind forecast at 22:00 on 24.10 showing Storm Boelo northwest of Scotland, with winds of 50 mph near Glasgow and Liverpool and 45 mph near Dublin.
Storm Boelo moves in this weekend.

Hot on the tail of Austen, the second named storm of the season, Boelo, has been named.

This system impacts the north of the UK and Ireland from Saturday. Boelo is being fuelled by an active jet stream as it moves east, reaching the UK on Saturday.

Gales reaching up to 80 mph are possible in exposed coastal areas in the west of Scotland. In Northern Ireland, gusts of up to 60 mph are expected, reaching up to 75 mph in exposed areas.

Heavy rain will spread eastwards throughout the day.

Check back for more details on Storm Boelo, and Storm Austen, which arrives Thursday evening.

Ryan Hathaway

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