In pictures: Impact of Storm Darragh across region

Tree surgeon Martin Graves said the clean-up following the storm in the Louth area would keep him busy for weeks

Hundreds of properties suffered power cuts as Storm Darragh swept across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.

Northern Powergrid said it had dealt with more than 120,000 outages during the weekend.

North East Lincolnshire Council said a clean-up operation was under way.

The authority said staff had worked "around the clock" after winds of about 60mph (96km/h) saw trees toppled and power cuts in some rural areas.

A surfer was spotted surfing along Bridlington harbour wall during the storm on Sunday morning

Northern Powergrid said its welfare support teams had been out in the communities most affected, providing hot meals and additional support.

On Monday, more than 15 flood alerts remained in place including at Holderness Drain, near Hull, Lincoln and near Grantham.

Trees were uprooted in Beverley where The Festival of Christmas had to be cancelled due to the storm

There were strong winds in Bridlington with the sea hitting the promenade

There were more than 120,000 power cuts across the region

This car, parked in front of a house in Beverley, was damaged by a falling tree during Storm Darragh

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