Storm Eunice continued to wreak havoc across Europe on Saturday, with at least 12 people reported to have been killed, thousands of homes still without electricity and many ongoing disruptions to travel.
In northern France and Normandy, 37,000 properties remained without power at 11 a.m. local time on Saturday, according to grid manager Enedis, and about 1,000 technicians were working to fix the situation.
In the U.K., almost 150,000 people remained without electricity more than a day after the strongest storms in decades hit the country early Friday and train travel is still disrupted.
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