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Belfast Plane Emergency Landing, Wild Weather Ahead

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Belfast City Airport plane makes emergency landing due to gusty winds, passengers safely disembark; Northern Ireland experiences power outages from weekend storms; warmer temperatures expected Monday, with light showers and drizzle in the north.

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On March 29th, a plane made an emergency landing at Belfast City Airport on Sunday evening because of fierce gusty winds that also troubled other. Flight's trying to touch down. Airport officials called it a smart precaution with the plane landing safely and everyone walking off without a hitch. Six fire trucks from the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service rolled up just in case. Folks across Northern Ireland dealt with scattered power outages that night thanks to the wild weather and clocks jumping forward at 1am on March 29th. Forecasters had flagged the weekend as split right down the middle sunny stretches, Saturday, then rain and chilly temps Sunday. Now looking ahead, a warmer stretch hits by Monday night with spring temps above average. Sunday wrapped with clear skies, mixed with blustery showers, winds staying strong and lows around 4 degrees Celsius. Monday kicks off with light showers of north, then mostly dry and sunny before some evening clouds in drizzle, topping out at 11 degrees, Celsius smoother, skies pulling everyone

through.

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