London's O2 Arena Has Been Ripped Open By Storm Eunice
18 February 2022, 14:36 | Updated: 18 February 2022, 17:07
Storm Eunice's intense winds have torn apart the roof of The O2 Arena as London faces a red weather warning.
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London's O2 Arena has been extensively damaged as the structure is ravaged by Storm Eunice.
The music venue's roof became shredded on Friday (February 18) as 60mph winds disrupted the capital.
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Panels covering the structure were ripped apart as the red weather warning hit London, leaving the arena missing large portions of its cover.
Sections of the tented roof have even been spotted floating in the Thames after they were blown from the building.
Damage seen to the 02 after Storm Eunice winds leave structure in tatters
Onlookers were in shock as the iconic Greenwich landmark suffered severe damage, with one Twitter user sharing a video of the structure.
The clip depicted the torn roof blowing in the intense winds, they wrote: "More and more of the Dome is being shredded."
The O2 Arena's concert scheduled for February 18, Fugees: The Score 25th Anniversary Tour, has been cancelled.
the O2 arena is finished pic.twitter.com/koH8F4WmSI
— M (@mobzw) February 18, 2022
Fans have already called into question whether more future dates will be axed as the arena repairs the destruction.
BRIT Award winner Dave is scheduled to perform two nights next week, no comment has yet been made on the venue's upcoming shows.
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