The Met Office’s yellow wind warning ended at 9pm on Sunday 25 October, but the effects of the storm are still being felt.

In Sheffield, a large tree fell onto a parked car on Union Road in Nether Edge, with other fallen trees reported at Hillsborough Park and Psalter Lane. No injuries have been reported.

Nearly 300 homes around Beighton and Crystal Peaks were also reported without electricity on Sunday afternoon due to the storm.

South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue was also dealing with reports of a loose panel at Sharman Court student accommodation in Sheffield on Sunday evening, according to the BBC.

Although weather warnings have ended, Northern Rail has warned passengers of possible delays and cancellations due to issues in the north of England. The possible delays are happening today as the services recover from the storm.

There are no specific storm-related disruptions departing Sheffield reported as of Monday morning, although connecting services through Leeds are affected.

The Met Office has forecast further rain and strong winds across South Yorkshire today, with temperatures reaching around 16 degrees. A heavy rain shower is expected from midday till 2 pm.

South Yorkshire residents are still being advised to check travel and weather updates before making journeys, as services recover from the weekend’s Storm Boelo.