Storm Ciarán caused significant disruption in the Channel Islands
Wind speeds of 102mph were recorded at 05:00 GMT
Some people have had to leave their homes due to damage
Authorities say the strongest winds have passed but to stay home
Schools and airports are closed and ferry services cancelled
Trees are down blocking roads across Jersey and Guernsey
Updates on Thursday 2 November, 2023
Trees are causing road obstructions in Guernsey
The Joint Emergency Services Control Centre said 17 trees are down across the island, causing partial road obstructions.
Guernsey Fire & Rescue Service said it had been working hard to help clear obstructions.
Coastal flooding has been caused, particularly along the east coast, and no reports of people needing relocation have been made.
Trees are down across the island
In Jersey overnight, four people have been taken to A&E, police have confirmed.
The force said 29 adults, six children and seven pets had been relocated to hotel accommodation due to property damage, police confirmed
Four people have also been relocated to another address and emergency services are out dealing with incidents.
Trees are down across the island, with work under way to remove them.
Georgina Barnes
BBC Jersey
Storm Ciarán has battered Jersey and Guernsey overnight.
Roads and schools have been closed, ferries and flights cancelled and residents told to work from home where possible.
We'll be bringing you the latest updates on the storm disruption.