The worst of Storm Ciaran may have passed, but the county is still feeling the after effects as the clean-up operation continues.

Yesterday’s extreme weather, which saw 85 mph winds batter parts of the county, took its toll on Kent’s roads and infrastructure. Schools were forced to close and by 2pm more than 6,000 homes were without power.

While conditions are more settled today, the impact of the storm can still be felt, with many roads blocked with fallen trees and debris yet to be cleared.

Here’s a round-up of all the latest road disruption:

Ashford

Brabourne Road near Wye – blocked by a fallen tree

Pilgrims Way, Brabourne – blocked by fallen tree

M20 Brock Zero – implemented between junction 8 and 9 to assist freight traffic for Dover and Euro Tunnel.

Cheesemans Green Lane, Kingsnorth – blocked by fallen tree

Dover

Dover Tap – Temporary lights due to heavy freight volume

Shepway

King Street, Brookland – blocked by fallen tree

Crete Road West, Folkestone – blocked by fallen tree

Swale

Frognal Lane, Teynham – blocked by fallen tree

Lynsted Lane, Teynham – blocked by fallen tree

Deans Hill Road, Bredgar – blocked by fallen tree

Grove Road, Selling – blocked by fallen tree

Maidstone

A249 Southbound, Danaway – congestion near Stockbury roundabout

Hampstead Lane, Nettlestead – Road closure due to flooding

Sevenoaks

Coppings Road, Leigh – Road closure due to flooding

B2027 Clinton Lane, Bough Beech – Road closure due to flooding

Wilson Lane, South Darenth – Fly tipping

Several flood alerts are also in place across the county.

These alerts are:

Maidstone

Lower River Medway

Tonbridge

River Bourne from Hadlow to East Peckham

Middle River Medway

Tunbridge Wells

River Teise from Lamberhurst to Goudhurst

Tenterden

River Rother and tributaries from Turks Bridge to the Royal Military Canal

Ashford

Upper River Stour

New Romney

New Romney Sewage Arm

Despite the brunt of the impact of Storm Ciaran passing, the Met Office has issued another yellow weather warning spanning the south coast for tomorrow.

It stretches all the way from the Isle of Wight to Ramsgate and reaches as far north as Whitstable and Tunbridge Wells.

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