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09:25
28 November 2024

Conall in Europe
Classic pressure swirl on WeatherRadar

Storm Conall pictured over Europe with a traditional low-pressure system structure. Storm Conall, in Europe, displays a classic low-pressure structure.

Storm Conall moved deep in continental Europe, and the WeatherRadar captured a picture-perfect low-pressure structure.

In the Netherlands, flights and rail travel were disrupted by the system as it arrived on Wednesday. One fatality has been confirmed as the strong winds toppled a tree in the centre-east region of Gelderland.

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