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r a tornado linked with Storm Ciarán ripped thought the island overnight. A severe thunderstorm, thought to be the worst to hit the island since 1987, tore up trees and caused massive flooding and property damage. Footage of the aftermath shows cars destroyed, roofs caved in and widespread power outages. Debris can be seen lining the streets and entire areas appear submerged. Hailstones the size of golf balls were also reported falling on the island, breaking windows and harming livestock.
The Met Office said Jersey Airport had recorded gusts of wind of up to 93mph on Thursday morning, with Langdon Bay in Kent reporting 71mph winds.
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