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Tell us: have you been affected by Storm Boelo and Storm Austen

Tell us: have you been affected by Storm Boelo and Storm Austen

We’d like to hear from people who’ve been affected by the UK storms at the weekend Tens of thousands of properties are still without power on Monday after Storm Boelo and Storm Austen battered the UK at the weekend causing flooding and damage. We’d like to hear from people who’ve been affected by the storms at the weekend.

We’d like to hear from people who’ve been affected by the UK storms at the weekend

Tens of thousands of properties are still without power on Monday after Storm Boelo and Storm Austen battered the UK at the weekend causing flooding and damage. Two people were killed by falling trees on Sunday.

We’d like to hear from people who’ve been affected by the storms at the weekend.

Though we’d like to hear from you, your safety and security are most important. When recording, or sharing your content with us, please put your welfare and the welfare of others first. Extreme weather events can be very unpredictable and carry very real risks.

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