Journalism of Courage
Waves break on the sea wall at Penzanze, southwestern England, as the remnants of Hurricane Ophelia begins to hit parts of Britain and Ireland. Ireland's meteorological service is predicting wind gusts of 120 kph to 150 kph (75 mph to 93 mph), sparking fears of travel chaos. (Source: AP photo)
Some flights have been cancelled, and aviation officials are warning travelers to check the latest information before going to the airport Monday. (Source: AP photo)
A couple watch waves break on the sea wall at Penzanze, southwestern England as the remnants of Hurricane Ophelia begins to hit parts of Britain and Ireland. (Source: AP photo)
A woman stands as waves crash against the sea wall at Penzanze, Cornwall southwestern England, as the remnants of Hurricane Ophelia begins to hit parts of Britain and Ireland. (Source: AP photo)
A man take selfie in the high wind at Lahinch on the west coast of Ireland Monday, as the remnants of Hurricane Ophelia begins to hit Ireland and parts of Britain. (Source: AP photo)
A plane flies past the Shard in central London, as the sky takes on an unusual orange colour caused by Hurricane Ophelia Monday. The unusual occurrence was due to the remnants of the hurricane dragging in tropical air and dust from the Sahara. (Source: AP photo)
The sky turns orange and yellow in Brittany Monday, in Chasne-sur-Illet, western France. The sky in France's Brittany region turned yellow as nearby Ophelia storm brought a mix of sand from Sahara and particles from Spain and Portugal's forest fires over the region. Ophelia post-tropical cyclone passed west of the Brittany coast Monday before bringing violent winds to Ireland and the United Kingdom. (Source: AP photo)
The landscape turns orange and yellow over a road in Brittany on Monday, in Chasne-sur-Illet, western France. (Source: AP photo)
Hyde Park is bathed in a dull sepia light from the sky in London, Monday. The unusual hue of the daylight sky was thought to be due to the remnants of Hurricane Orphelia dragging in tropical air and dust from the Sahara. (Source: AP photo)
The sky over the London Eye is bathed in a dull orange sky in London, Monday, Oct. 16, 2017. (Source: AP photo)
The sky in London takes on a dull orange hue as the lights of the London Eye have been switched on in London, Monday. (Source: AP photo)
Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament are bathed in a dull orange sky in London, Monday. (Source: AP photo)
