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The weekend storms – a whole family of them judging by the names they are now given – wrought some of the worst devastation we have seen in Littlehampton and the Arun district for many years.
By Oli Poole
Published 24th Feb 2022, 17:14 BST
Storm Eunice damage in Mill Road, Arundel, pictured by Allie MerriottStorm Eunice damage in Mill Road, Arundel, pictured by Allie Merriott
Storm Eunice damage in Mill Road, Arundel, pictured by Allie Merriott

Even today, there are some parts of Sussex without power.

Water supplies were also under threat for some parts of the area.

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Trees were brought down, coastal areas faced flood alerts and travel by road and rail was widely disrupted.

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