The third named storm of the week blew in just days after Storm Eunice.
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Power cuts, travel disruptions and damage to property have been reported due to Storm Franklin.
The third named storm in just a week brought renewed weather warnings for both Ireland and the UK, days after Storm Eunice caused chaos, following on from Storm Dudley.
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It is hoped that the most severe conditions will ease on Monday afternoon.
A car is towed through floodwater in Mountsorrel in Leicestershire (England) Photo: Joe Giddens/PA
Debris left after floodwater receded from the River Mersey near Didsbury Golf Club (England) Photo: Danny Lawson/PA
A flooded road in Matlock, Derbyshire (England) Photo: Jacob King/PA
Tree surgeons clear away a fallen tree in Liverpool (England) Photo: Peter Byrne/PA
Storm Eunice downed trees across Ireland and the UK last week. Photo: Peter Byrne/PA
Damage to property in Northenden, Manchester (England) Photo:Danny Lawson/PA
The O2 arena in London is still closed after the white roof covering was severely damaged Photo: Yui Mok/PA
The tracks at Rotherham station lie underwater (England) Photo: Network Rail/PA
An overturned lorry on the M60, near Trafford Park in Manchester (England) Photo: Danny Lawson/PA
