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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 West Sussex for many years.
By Gina Stainer
Published 24th Feb 2022, 15:03 BST
Updated 24th Feb 2022, 15:24 BST
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Even today, there are some parts of Sussex without power and roads that remain closed.

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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.

You can read a full round-up of the week the storms hits Sussex in our very special pull out and keep supplement in this week's newspaper.

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