Pictures: Cornwall under siege from stormPublished5 February 2014Shareclose panelShare pageCopy linkAbout sharingImage caption, Porthleven appeared as if it was under attack from the storm, which overwhelmed the harbourImage caption, Looe quay is awash with sea water while the storm caused disruption to train servicesImage caption, A tree collapsed at Garras Wharf amid winds of up to 80mph (129km/h) in the South WestImage caption, Boats were being pulled out of Porthleven Harbour as some vessels were close to sinkingImage caption, The promenade collapses on the green between Newlyn and PenzanceImage caption, Stones hurled into the street in Kingsand left the front of house severely damagedImage caption, Holiday chalets at Millendreath are submerged as Cornwall Council says the cost of the storm damage could hit £10mImage caption, Surfers defied the weather, riding the waves at the harbour wall in NewlynImage caption, Penzance felt the full force of the storm as rail services between the town and Exeter were cancelled by First Great WesternImage caption, Spray reaches into the sky at Penzance as tens of thousands of people in the region were hit by power cutsMore on this storyAs it happened: UK stormsPublished5 February 2014UK storms destroy key railway linePublished5 February 2014Winter storm damage bill reaches £4mPublished4 February 2014Safety fears halt railway repairsPublished4 February 2014Storm power cut hits 15,000 homesPublished4 February 2014Severe storm causes 'devastation'Published5 February 2014Damaged roads 'could be abandoned'Published4 February 2014