Has the storm hit your area yet?

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Hay...

Listening to the wind just starting to pick up here in Suffolk.

Is it bad where you are?

Think that first squall line is hitting south London now ...

Ah Nemo sail and resevoir... you're obviously in my rough neck of the woods!

Just looking at the Cam Uni website weather statron it looks as if the wind is abating a bit. See if this link works for you its the graph on the bottom lefthand side shows Gust and Mean speeds albeit in Knots!

www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/dtg/weather/daily-graph.cgi?today

3 trees down here my garden and to top it off all the streets electricity has gone off 😞
No oven - no heat and no tv
Not sure how we’ll cope if our phones run out!

Not too bad in North London. A few fences down and trampolines flying about but, nothing major

Windy and raining in West Yorkshire but nothing crazy.

Bradford West Yorks here. When we left to go to DMs, the rain was horizontal and the wind terrible. Driving back you would just think it’s a typical wet Sunday! A mile down the road has severe flooding though!

Midlands. A part of the bay window had been ripped off. DP said it’s just a vanity strip and should be ok until he can replace. It looks awful so hopefully nothing else will be damaged in the meantime. There has also been a few trees uprooted and fallen over too.

Breezy and blue skies in Lancashire now!

It's been really wild all day in mid Wales but it has just stopped. Calm has returned and I can see patches of blue sky above.

It's been a very windy day here (SE) saw a few fence panels blown over, but that isn't unusual. It's already peaked, wind has dropped to 30 m/h, according to the hourly forecast.

Blue skies, sunshine and a light breeze where I am in Liverpool now. Hope it stays like this.

Horizontal rain and wild wind earlier. Then suddenly all gone and now is is calm. (West Wales)

SapphireSeptember I love them in a way.if they wrre8just moments in weather.the noise ,feel of them etc.but the frightened part I think comes down to bad things that can happen as consequence of them.i am a what if catastrophiser

Lancashire:
Still windy and gusty here, but the sun is out and blue skies.

I lay on the settee from 3am listening to it, I love listening to the wind, so I'm quite enjoying it.

It's eased a bit here, but does seem to pick back up every now and then.

Lashing it down with rain here in Kent. The wind is really strong, I think we’re at the peak although high winds (40m/hr gusts predicted) are forecast until Monday afternoon, I think we’ll avoid walking through the park in the morning to school. My NDN has had to tether one of the fence panels as it was flapping about and another neighbour’s tree is looking like it’s going to go over, luckily it’s away from our houses but it’ll probably land on some garages which won’t be great.

I just nipped the dog out. It was wet and windy but ok until the last 10mins when the rain and wind became biblical and the dog freaked out, trying to hide behind me and climb up me. Both of us were soaking when we got in. I had to throw my clothes in the dryer and he’s had a vigorous rub down.

We walked in surrounding streets, stayed away from parks for obvious reasons. There’s loads of tree debris and lots of wobbly fences.

Hopefully it’ll have settled down by the time he’s due to go out again at 8ish.

I'm in London, next doors neighbours 20ft tree uprooted luckerly fell in her garden just missing her windows,
Heard moving car was hit by wind few miles away and crashed into a lampost, unsure if anyone hurt.

Lots of trees down around us , rural area so very dodgy out on the roads at moment .Roof ripped off our chicken coop but no chickens in it luckily at moment .Still very rough.

It's got really bad here over the last 3 hours. A few fences have been blown out too 🥴

I'm in Bath. It got suddenly dark and the rain was whipping against the front of the house alarmingly hard. It knocked the TV signal off. That lasted around five mins and has now brightened up and the wind has lessened.

Because my fence has gone, the poor dogs have to go out on their leads to pee.

about 40 feet of garden wall collapsed, the other 60 ft will have to come down

It's a three peg day