The Storm
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| Genres | Hard Rock |
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| Origin | San Francisco |
| California | |
| United States | |
| Albums | Eye of the S. T. O. R. M. |
| Now We Are Here | |
| Record labels | Interscope Records |
| Music for Nations | |
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| ID | 2047704 |
About The Storm
The Storm was an American supergroup rock band, formed in the Bay Area of San Francisco during the early 1990s. The band released their first single, a power ballad, "I've Got a Lot to Learn About Love," for which they are perhaps most widely known.
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Storm Ciarán: Floods ravage Tuscany leaving three dead
... Winds of 207km/h (129 mph) were recorded earlier on the north-west coast of France, as The Storm also lashed southern England, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, as well as the Atlantic coast of Spain and Portugal...
Storm Ciarán: Flooding and damage hits homes across UK
... The Storm caused chaos for drivers too, and the AA, which had a large number of callouts in southern England, said it had rescued 84 customers stuck in flood water so far on Thursday...
Damage and disruption: Storm Ciarán in pictures
... The Storm is causing severe disruption in the south of England with strong winds and rain affecting many transport routes...
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... The East of England is expected to feel the brunt of The Storm, with yellow warnings for central Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk and Buckinghamshire from Wednesday...
UK weather: Severe warnings issued ahead of Storm Ciarán - BBC Weather
... This contains a lot of energy for The Storm system to develop...
Damage and disruption: Storm Ciarán in pictures
By Emma LynchPicture editor
Storm Ciarán has hit the UK, Channel Islands and parts of Europe, bringing strong winds, Heavy Rain and flooding.
The Met Office issued a yellow warning for wind and rain along the South Coast of England.
More Than 300 schools are shut across the region, while major incidents have been declared in Hampshire, The Isle of Wight and Jersey.
Dozens of people in Jersey were evacuated to hotels overnight as wind gusts of up to 102mph uprooted trees and damaged homes.
The Grand Hotel in St Helier was damaged, with the side rendering ripped away after winds tore through The Island in the Early Hours of The Morning .
The Storm is causing severe disruption in The South of England with strong winds and rain affecting many transport routes.
The Environment Agency says flooding is expected in 82 areas, most of which are on the South Coast .
The Port of Dover suspended all sailings earlier, sparking long lorry queues - it has since reopened for shipping, but passenger ferries are cancelled.
Coastal regions of north-west France have been battered by gale-force winds of 128mph (207km/h), as Storm Ciarán reached Brittany and Normandy.
Power provider Enedis says 1. 2 million people are without electricity, after falling trees brought down Power Lines and pylons.
Some of the worst damage has been reported in Finistère, in the far north-west, where gusts of 128mph were recorded at Pointe-du-Raz.
The Local prefect has barred all traffic from The Roads apart from emergency services and other essential transport.
Warnings were activated throughout Spain, except for the Canary Islands , because of Heavy Rain , gusts of wind of up to 68mph, with a greater incidence in the Galicia region, which is on the Red Alert .
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Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
