Storm Arwen caused damage across Hartlepool and beyond.Storm Arwen caused damage across Hartlepool and beyond.
Storm Arwen caused damage across Hartlepool and beyond.

Storm Arwen in Hartlepool: Pictures as treacherous weather hits the North East region

The high winds and damaging gales of Storm Arwen have caused destruction across Hartlepool and the wider North East, with property damaged and events cancelled across the region.
Debra Fox
By Debra Fox
Published 27th Nov 2021, 15:29 BST

The wild weather led to property damage on the junction of Hart Lane and Raby Road in the town, with emergency services urging people to make essential journeys only as blustery conditions continued.

Met Office forecasters issued a rare Red weather warning on Friday (November 26), with a separate Yellow warning for wind remaining in place on Saturday (November 27) until 6pm.

Here are some pictures showing the impact of the storm across Hartlepool.

A Cleveland Police vehicle on the junction of Hart Lane and Raby Road. Picture: Carl Gorse.

1. Damage

A Cleveland Police vehicle on the junction of Hart Lane and Raby Road. Picture: Carl Gorse. Photo: Carl Gorse

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The top of the HMS Trincomalee sways in the wind.

2. Museum

The top of the HMS Trincomalee sways in the wind. Photo: Frank Reid

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A tree falls victim to the storm. Picture: Carl Gorse.

3. Broken

A tree falls victim to the storm. Picture: Carl Gorse. Photo: Carl Gorse

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Damage outside the Tall Ships pub.

4. Storm

Damage outside the Tall Ships pub. Photo: Frank Reid

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