In pictures: Storm Arwen brings snow, waves and winds
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People were advised to stay away from the coast as huge waves were whipped up by the wind, as seen at Roker in Sunderland
Storm Arwen brought winds of up to 98mph as well as large waves and heavy snowfall across the weekend.
A red warning for wind was in place from 15:00 GMT on Friday through to Saturday morning up the North East coast into Scotland.
Three people were killed by falling trees with thousands of homes hit by power cuts.
Here are a selection of photographs from across the country showing some of the impact of Storm Arwen.
A tree was split in two at New York in North Tyneside, damaging a nearby car
The Tyne and Wear Metro was unable to run on Saturday with services also affected on Sunday
Some people also made advantage of the snowy weather
Large parts of the country were hit by snow, including Lichfield in Staffordshire
Heavy snow also fell on the Yorkshire Dales, as captured here at Gunnerside
Many Yorkshire residents woke to a covering of snow on Saturday and Sunday
The weather did not deter this pair from walking on Grinton Moor in North Yorkshire...
...or these ramblers near Buxton in the Peak District
People were snowed in at the Tan Hill Inn in North Yorkshire for three nights after going to see an Oasis tribute act on Friday
Lee Park in Liverpool also got a covering of snow
Leek in Staffordshire got a dumping of snow
The 大象传媒 Weather Watchers have been out in force to photograph the effects of Storm Arwen, as seen here in Coventry...
Venus de Milo - now nicknamed Venus de Mi-Snow - was sculpted by a mystery Sheffield artist in Endcliffe Park on Sunday afternoon
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