Liverpool Port was forced to shut down after Storm Doris battered Northern England.
What happened?
UK port owner and operator Peel Ports was forced to close the Port of Liverpool after Storm Doris battered northern England throughout Thursday, with wind gusts reaching up to 100 miles per hour.
The Port of Liverpool was subsequently re-opened but still experienced disruption to services, according to Peel Ports. Storm Doris, which has tracked across Northern Ireland and northern England this Thursday, brought damaging winds, rain, and snow to the UK.
“As Storm Doris moves eastwards over the North Sea later today the winds and snow will ease,” Met Ocean said in a statement.
Liverpool Port:
Port of Liverpool currently covers around 8% of the container market in the UK, with the share expected to rise to between 15% and 20% after the opening of the GBP 400 million Liverpool2 deep-water container terminal.
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Source: Ships & Ports
