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Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Recording-breaking winds in France and across much of Western Europe left at least five people dead and injured several others as Storm Ciaran swept through the continent overnight and into Thursday, plunging vast numbers into darkness, devastating homes and causing travel mayhem in several countries. World News | Storm Ciaran Whips Western Europe, Blowing Record Winds in France and Leaving Millions Without Power.

CCTV footage from Sompting, Sussex, captured a suspected tornado throwing debris in all directions, leaving behind it a scene of destruction today.

Recording-breaking winds in France and across much of western Europe left at least four people dead and injured several others

Winds of more than 118 mph slammed the northern tip of France’s Atlantic coast, uprooting trees and blowing out windows, while thousands were without power in the U.K.

Winds of more than 190km/h slammed the northern tip of France’s Atlantic coast, uprooting trees and blowing out windows.

The wind reached up to around 160 kph (nearly 100 mph) on the Normandy coast and up to around 150 kph (90 mph) inland. Fishing crews put their livelihoods on hold and stayed ashore. Local authorities closed forests, parks and beachfronts in some regions.

The wind reached up to around 160 kph (nearly 100 mph) on the Normandy coast and up to around 150 kph (90 mph) inland. Fishing crews put their livelihoods on hold and stayed ashore. Local authorities closed forests, parks and beachfronts in some regions.

Record-breaking winds in France and across much of Western Europe left at least seven people dead and injured others as Storm Ciaran swept through the continent overnight and into Thursday. The storm plunged vast numbers into darkness, devastating homes and causing travel mayhem in several countries.

The wind reached up to around 160 kph (nearly 100 mph) on the Normandy coast and up to around 150 kph (90 mph) inland. Fishing crews put their livelihoods on hold and stayed ashore. Local authorities closed forests, parks and beachfronts in some regions.

The wind reached up to around 160 kph (nearly 100 mph) on the Normandy coast and up to around 150 kph (90 mph) inland. Fishing crews put their livelihoods on hold and stayed ashore. Local authorities closed forests, parks and beachfronts in some regions.