The storm will move from Ireland to the Netherlands on Monday.
A winter storm because of this, more than 200 flights have been canceled at Amsterdam and Dublin airports, the Reuters news agency reported on Sunday.
Dublin Airport, the capital of Ireland, reported that a total of 102 flights had been canceled at the airport on Sunday due to storm Isha. The storm was expected to affect the airport throughout the evening.
Isha had already caused 24 cases in Dublin by the early evening, where the landing attempt was canceled due to high winds. 27 flights were diverted from Dublin to other airports.
The Irish Meteorological Department issued a weather warning for a large part of the country on Sunday morning. According to the warning, strong winds can significantly affect people and property. The most serious storm was believed to affect the west coast of Ireland, but Dublin on the east coast was also under warning.
The IsHa storm moves to continental Europe by Monday, where it is expected to land in the Netherlands. Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport canceled 130 flights scheduled for Monday due to strong winds. The wind may blow in Amsterdam on Monday in gusts of 25 meters per second.
Schiphol urged passengers to check the status of their flight online. Dutch airline KLM said it had canceled 65 intra-European flights on Monday.
Schiphol is one of Europe's busiest airports and also known to many Finnish travelers as a transit airport.
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