Second day of Web Summit cancelled as Storm Charles puts Portugal on high alert
Summary
Portuguese authorities advised Web Summit organisers to cancel the event’s second day on Wednesday, November 11, because Storm Charles could cause tidal flooding and major transport disruption. The storm was forecast to bring winds of up to 120 km/h and dangerous gusts, with the greatest risks expected Wednesday afternoon.Key Facts
- The Web Summit’s second day was cancelled after Portuguese authorities advised organisers to do so.
- Authorities cited the risks of tidal flooding and severe public transport disruption.
- Storm Charles was expected to be most dangerous on Wednesday afternoon.
- Forecast winds could reach 120 km/h, with potentially dangerous gusts.
- The report included a prerecorded interview with Epoch Biodesign’s CEO about recycling hard-to-reuse nylon from sportswear, seatbelts and airbags.
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