Storm Ophelia is expected to hit the UK mainland today, with flights grounded and a "danger to life" warning in place.
Remnants of the hurricane will reach Britain's west coast on Monday afternoon, with gusts of up to 80mph forecast - exactly 30 years after the Great Storm of 1987 killed 18 people.
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Trees 'coming down in Berry Brow' - report
Trees are coming down in Berry Brow, according to Emma.
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Warning over 60mph gusts in Huddersfield
Huddersfield weatherman Paul Stevens says there will be gusts of up to 60mph tonight.
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Gusts hitting Huddersfield
Take care out there - the wind is really picking up
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Death toll in Ireland reaches three
Three people have now been killed in the storms in Ireland
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Wind also picking up across Huddersfield
It is also starting to get windier across Huddersfield
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Wind starting to get strong across the UK
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Two killed by storm in Ireland
Two people have been as Storm Ophelia battered Ireland. A woman died when her car was struck by a falling tree as she was driving close to the village of Aglish in Waterford, Ireland, while a man was killed in a chainsaw accident as he tried to remove a fallen tree in Cahir, Co Tipperary.
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Gallery of images
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Latest on the storm
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Another image from earlier
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Skies returning to normal
The skies are now returning to normal with the sun coming out properly
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Great images
This one by Angela Colling
And this by Samatha Jane Stevens
And Skelmanthorpe by Mark Crookes
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Stunning image of sun over Hade Edge
Thanks Jules Hunter
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Hurricane Sun in Scholes
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Hurricane Sun from Golcar
Thanks to Stewart Wilkinson
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More images of Red Sun
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Sun above Dalton
Sun above Dalton by Lynn Burgoyne
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Another image of the sun looking like a small red dot
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Lots of people talking about the weather and sky
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Hurricane Sun or Blood Moon?
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Video on Hurricane Ophelia latest
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Windy weather on the way
Paul said as well as the Red Sun Huddersfield will get winds of up to 60mph this evening. The storm will continue through the night and could cause damage to trees and homes
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Weatherman's insight
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Storm brings sever weather to other parts of UK
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Weather warning in place
This is the story we did when the weather warning was announced yesterday
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Strange skies
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Red glow to the sky
This is the explanation for the red glow to the sky