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    Hurricane-Force Winds In Europe Halt Flights, Rip Roofs And Topple Trees

    The storm, packing winds up to 126 mph and known in Germany as "Friederike," hit hardest there and in the Netherlands, but also affected France and Belgium.
    by Scott Neuman Jan 19, 2018 1 minute
    Dog Heidi has her ears fluttering in the wind as she is walked by her master, Eberhard, on Thursday in Reutlingen, southern Germany.

    A powerful storm that brought hurricane-force winds to parts of Western Europe, bringing floods, causing downed trees and halting public transport, has been blamed for

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