Storm Boelo leaves more than 82,000 properties without power as 84mph gusts batter Britain on Sunday
Engineers have reconnected 344,900 customers, but 82,600 remain cut off, the Energy Networks Association said. In Scotland, SSEN has more than 24,000 properties down and SP Energy Networks around 6,000, mainly in Ayrshire and Dumfries and Galloway. Floodwater swamped Largs, where staff at Tha-Tien-Thai restaurant posted: 'There is nothing left.' An amber wind warning stays in force until 9pm.
More than 400 people were forced to flee a caravan park in Lancashire.
Over 1,500 flights faced delays at Heathrow, Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
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