Storm Éowyn is causing major disruption across the entire country on Friday morning.
The red wind warning has been in place in Northern Ireland from 7am this morning and will continue until 2pm, with a further amber warning lasting until 9pm and a yellow warning until midnight.
A new yellow weather warning for ice and snow has also been issued on January 24, lasting from 7pm until 10am tomorrow.
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For the red alert, the Met Office said: "Very strong winds associated with Storm Éowyn causing very dangerous conditions with widespread disruption and significant impacts expected."
Currently, over 93,000 homes and businesses are without power and a number of roads across NI have been forced to close due to debris, fallen trees and powerlines.
Schools are shut, a number of supermarkets and businesses are closed, multiple flights cancelled, and Translink has suspended all bus and train services on Friday morning while the red status is in place.
The public has been advised not to travel during the red warning as there is a "threat to life" and that only essential journeys be made during the amber and yellow warnings.
Check out our gallery below to see the impact of Storm Éowyn on NI...
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