Autumn blast of wet and windy weather hits the East of England
Watch a report by ITV News Anglia's Hannah Pettifer
Parts of north Norfolk have seen the wettest September day for more than 30 years as winds are forecast to gust to 60-70 mph along the East coast.
The Met Office has put a yellow weather warning into effect for gales or severe gales and Weybourne in Norfolk has recorded a wind gust of 67 mph.
Wind also gusted at more than 50 mph in Luton in Bedfordshire, Cambridge, Marham in Norfolk and Wattisham in Suffolk.
There is also flooding in many parts of Norfolk and Suffolk with rain continuing through Thursday night and expected to last through most of Friday.
One school in Norfolk has been partly closed because of flooding. Sprowston Community Academy is only open for Year 7 and Year 11 pupils after part of the science block was inundated with water.
A number of other schools in Norfolk have been shut because of power cuts.
Trains have been suspended between Ipswich and Felixstowe in Suffolk because there's a tree down across the line.
The Tropical House at Amazona Zoo in Cromer has been damaged by the storm and the zoo will be closed until Wednesday 30 September.
Nearly a month's worth of rain has fallen in 12 hours at North Walsham in Norfolk with 50 mm or 2 inches of rain.
Weybourne has seen 44 mm (1¾ inches) of rain in the 24 hours to 9am which made it the wettest September day there since records began in 1989.
ITV Weather's Chris Page explains the stormy weather hitting the Anglia region