Storm Jocelyn has unleashed fierce winds on Scotland’s Shetland Islands, with gusts reaching up to 97mph (156 km/h) on Wednesday, January 24. The severe weather has significantly impacted transportation across Scotland, leading to widespread travel disruptions.
Many train routes have been canceled due to flooding, fallen trees, and debris obstructing the tracks, especially with wind speeds hitting 74mph (119 km/h) in several areas. These disruptions may affect international travelers, including those from Asia, who are either currently in the UK or planning to visit.
Airlines have issued travel advisories, and passengers are urged to check with their carriers for the latest updates. Additionally, global supply chains may experience delays as transportation routes are adjusted in response to the storm.
Storm Jocelyn’s impact highlights the interconnectedness of global weather events and their potential effects on travel and commerce worldwide. Asian travelers and businesses are advised to stay informed about the situation as it develops.
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Live: View from Scotland's Shetland Islands as Storm Jocelyn hits
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