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Thousands still without power as second storm hits United Kingdom

The UK faces ongoing power outages following Storm Austen, with a second storm arriving within 24 hours.

Oct 24, 2026, 11:03 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (World Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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Several news outlets including the Andover Advertiser and The Westmorland Gazette reported that thousands of people in the United Kingdom remain without power after Storm Austen caused significant disruption.

The Kilburn Times and Dudley News detailed that the storm, named Austen, battered the UK and left many areas affected by outages and damage.

Within just over 24 hours of the first storm, a second storm has hit the country, exacerbating the situation and prolonging power restoration efforts, according to This is Wiltshire and County Press.

The repeated storms have created challenges for recovery teams and residents, with ongoing impacts on daily life and infrastructure.

Authorities and utility companies are likely continuing their work to restore power and manage the effects of the storms, though specific details on progress were not provided in the reports.

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