Although the storm is severe, scientists caution against linking it with climate change.
Record-breaking gusts of up to 122 mph were recorded in England Friday as the United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium and parts of the Netherlands and France face their worst storm in over three decades.
Trees have collapsed, trucks and cars have toppled on their sides, and thousands of homes have been left without power as the storm Eunice pummeled coastal regions around the Atlantic Archipelago and Europe's western coasts with wind, snow and heavy rain, according to the UK Met…
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