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• By Thomas Mackintosh
• BBC News
• 5 August 2023, 04:04 BST
• Updated 10 minutes ago

Video caption, Storm Antoni lashes parts of the UK

Winds and heavy rain to ease as Storm Antoni clears

Winds and heavy rain are set to ease across the UK as the first Met Office-named storm of the year clears. Storm Antoni hit several parts of England, Wales, and Northern Ireland between Friday and Saturday, causing flooding and disruptions to events such as Brighton’s Pride.

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Yellow rain warnings in Northern Ireland and amber wind warnings in Wales and southwest England have ended, while the yellow warnings for thunderstorms in southeast England, including Brighton and London, are due to end in the evening. The Met Office predicts that winds will continue to ease overnight into Sunday, with a few showers persisting near coasts.

Storm Antoni brought gusts of up to 65mph to exposed coastal areas, with warnings issued for Plymouth, Bristol, Bath, Swansea, Carmarthenshire, and Pembrokeshire. There was a risk of danger to life from flying debris and coastal flooding.

Evacuations were carried out in Loftus and Carlin How, North Yorkshire due to flooding. Residents were advised not to make unnecessary journeys.

Met Office chief meteorologist Steve Willington stated that Storm Antoni had the potential to bring disruptive weather as it moved from west to east. Northern Ireland experienced some of the highest rainfall totals, with 40-60mm falling in certain areas.

Plymouth Pride 2023 was scaled back due to concerns over strong winds, leading to the cancellation of the “rainbow village” featuring up to 80 traders. The annual Stompin’ on the Quomps festival in Christchurch was also canceled for the first time in its 30-year history, affecting around 10,000 attendees.

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