Storm-felled trees have been reported across Havering with some blocking roads and footpaths.

Romford Recorder: Tree down in Kingsbridge Road, Harold Hill. Picture: Donna DavisTree down in Kingsbridge Road, Harold Hill. Picture: Donna Davis (Image: Archant)

Residents across the borough have been sending us pictures of the damage caused by the overnight gales - which reached gusts of up to 40mph.

Romford Recorder: Lara-Marie posted this picture of trees blocking her road in Harold Hill. Picture: @LaraMarie31 via TwitterLara-Marie posted this picture of trees blocking her road in Harold Hill. Picture: @LaraMarie31 via Twitter (Image: Archant)

Trees are down in Rush Green Road, Romford, Hilldene Avenue, Harold Hill, Kingsbridge Road, Harold Hill and Billet Lane, Hornchurch. There are also reports of damage to fences, roofs and gardens.

The weather remains blowy this morning and the Met Office is maintaining its “amber warning” for wind, meaning a “high impact” is moderately likely.

A statement on the Met Office website reads: “The public should be prepared for the risk of falling trees as well as damage to buildings and other structures, bringing disruption to transport and power supplies.

“The public should also consider adjusting travel plans.”

What is the weather like where you are? Get in touch with pics or updates – call 020 8477 3903, or e-mail photos to ramzy.alwakeel@archant.co.uk. Alternatively, tweet us: @romfordrecorder.