Damage and power cuts as 86mph gusts hit south

1. A widespread yellow warning for wind is in place across the UK
2. Storm Isha has brought gusts of up to 86mph (138km/h), recorded at The Needles on the Isle of Wight
3. Part of a building has collapsed on to the road below in Witney, Oxfordshire
4. People have been experiencing power cuts, which could affect services such as mobile phone coverage
5. There is also a risk to life in coastal areas from large waves and debris being blown inland
6. Storm Isha is the ninth named storm since September, and follows on from Storm Henk earlier this month

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Our live coverage of Storm Isha's impact on the South has now finished.

We will leave you with this picture of the post-storm clear skies and sunshine in Bournemouth posted this morning by BBC Weather Watcher Moxley.

For continued coverage of the wider impact of the storm on the UK, go here.

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BBC Weather Watcher Moxley

Power disruption continues

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) says engineers are working hard to restore power to homes.

There are widespread power cuts across Hampshire, Dorset, Berkshire and Oxfordshire.

Most lost their power overnight as Storm Isha swept in.

The power firm said the cuts were due to debris hitting power lines during the strong winds.

Engineers are out making repairs but some may not have their power back on until this evening, SSEN said.

Welfare van for power-cut residents

A food and hot drink van has been set up in Abingdon and Blandford by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks.

SSEN said the vans were parked up for those without power in:

• Village Hall, The Green, Steventon, Abingdon OX13 6RR
• Hambro Arms Blandford Forum DT11 0BP

Storm Isha batters Southsea

As winds in The Solent gusted at speeds of up to 86mph BBC Weather Watcher Dan Wardle captured the wind and rain battering Southsea.

As Storm Isha swept across the south heavy rain and winds were filmed in Southsea

Building partially collapses as Storm Isha hits

Van roof blows onto Sandown Beach

The roof of a truck has been found on an Isle of Wight beach following Storm Isha.

Isle of Wight County Press reported Islander Karen Chapman Green came across the roof this morning on Sandown Beach.

It has ended up wedged against a wall near Sandown Pier.

Monday's forecast: A calmer day ahead

Sunrises after the storm

The morning after the night before.

BBC Weather Watchers have been up early to capture sunrises and calm scenes around the south after a night that saw winds from Storm Isha gust up to 86mph.

Sarah

The sunrise at Southampton Common was photographed by BBC Weather Watcher Sarah

AngusandSandy

BBC Weather Watchers AngusandSandy captured Monday's sunrise at Sunningdale

Mrs Mc

BBC Weather Watcher Mrs Mc was up early to photograph the sunrise over Chalgrove

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Is Storm Isha hanging around? - watch latest forecast

Storm Isha: The weather forecast until Tuesday

BBC Weather's Carol Kirkwood looks at what we can expect in the aftermath from strong winds overnight.

Widespread flooding across city's roads

There are several road closures in Southampton due to flooding.

Power off in Hilton and Milton Abbas villages

More than 330 homes in Milton Abbas and Hilton in Dorset have spent the night without power.

The outage struck the villages overnight as Storm Isha swept in.

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) said it was affecting those in the DT11 postcode.

SSEN said engineers were on site with the power expected back on by 14:00 GMT.

SSEN

If you can't avoid the roads: Some tips for safer driving

Drivers have been warned to stay safe on the roads amid possible gusts of up to 90mph.

Here some tips for driving in high winds:

• Stick to main roadsif possible, meaning you're less likely to be exposed to fallen debris

• Grip your steering wheeltightly with both hands

• Keepenough room either side of your vehicleso you can factor in it being blown sideways

• Be aware of gapsbetween trees, buildings or bridges where you are more likely to be exposed to side winds

Storm Isha hits Southsea seafront

The waves were crashing onto the Esplanade at Southsea on Sunday night as Storm Isha hit the south.

BBC Weather Watcher Dan Wardle braved the wind and rain to capture this image.

Dan Wardle

Fallen tree blocks Woking-Basingstoke line

A tree is blocking the railway between Woking and Basingstoke.

It means that trains are only able to run on one of the lines towards Basingstoke.

South Western Railway said train services may be cancelled, delayed or revised with disruption expected until 10:00 GMT.

River Pang and Lambourn flood warnings issued

People are being warned to expect flooding in parts of Berkshire.

Flood warnings have been issued by the Environment Agency (EA) for:

• River Pang at Bucklebury
• River Lambourn from Donnington to Newbury
• River Lambourn from Upper Lambourn to Great Shefford

The EA said River levels had risen as a result of overnight rainfall and raised groundwater levels.

"We are closely monitoring the situation and we expect river levels to continue rising slowly this morning", it said.

Yellow wind warning in place until 12:00

Storm Isha is "moving away", the Met Office has said.

Widespread warnings remain in place

Storm Isha: Gusts of 86mph recorded at The Needles

Alexis Green

BBC South Today weather presenter

Wind gusts of up to 86mph (138km/h) have been recorded on the Isle of Wight - the strongest in the south of England.

Travel disruption for Chiltern Railway passengers

A couple of problems are set to cause delays for those travelling on Chiltern Railways.

A tree blocking the railway between Bicester North and Haddenham & Thame Parkway has blocked the line towards London.

Also heading towards London a problem with line-side equipment between Leamington Spa and Banbury means trains are having to run at a reduced speed on the line.