BBC News website readers have sent us their photos of the aftermath of the storm which hit southern Britain. In Camberwell, London, a huge tree crashed down narrowly missing a block of flats. Photo: Paul Bradley
This was a common scene in many parts of southern England. This van was parked too close to a tree that was blown down in Willesden, north-west London. Photo: Trushar Barot
A tree is uprooted and rests on the roof of a nearby house in Martlesham Heath, Ipswich. Photo: Colin Moore
Outside Ascot station, Matt Myers took a picture of an uprooted tree which caved in the roof of a car.
"It was a beautiful tree" Lorna May told the BBC after sending in her photo of a partly obstructed towpath in Putney, London.
There were many delays on the commute to work, as seen by this picture sent in by Adam Uren, in North London
When Olga Sumner went to work in her bank, she was surprised to see how close a tree had come to the Cobham branch.
Early in the day a lorry overturned in the high winds on the M11, near Harlow. Trevor Ford, who took the photo, said thankfully the driver appeared to be unhurt and no other vehicles were involved
A flat at the Shah Jahan Mosque in Woking was damaged in the storm. Aisha Atique, who sent in this photo, told the BBC the tree was very old.
Cars and buildings took a battering in the storm, as seen from this photo sent in by Aishah Atique. Send your pictures to yourpics@bbc.co.uk. For terms and condtions see bbc.co.uk/terms
