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. Spring tides and strong south-westerly winds on the 22nd combined to cause localised coastal impacts with minor flooding in the Outer Hebrides, whilst in Cornwall several properties were flooded in Looe and Fowey. The last significant weather of the month occurred on the 31st when a small
near Kendal. The West Coast main line was affected by a landslide between Oxenholme and Penrith. South-west England also suffered strong winds and flooding, with speed restrictions and some services suspended on the branch line between Liskeard and Looe due to predicted tidal flooding. There were
Water sites in Winchester, leading to water outages which affected around 30,000 properties for a few days. In Cornwall the Liskeard to Looe railway line was disrupted, as was the St Mawes Ferry, and a Skybus flight was cancelled due to strong winds. Some outside dining facilities were curtailed
