Major disruption to travel continued in Kent today, while thousands of homes are still without power - and yellow wind warning has been issued.

A car has been flattened by debris from a collapsed roof as Storm Eunice continues to wreak havoc across Kent.

Part of the roof on a shopping centre has blown off in Storm Eunice, forcing bosses to shut the mall.

After a lorry overturned in high winds as Storm Eunice sweeps in, the M2 has been closed and all trains cancelled - live updates for north Kent.

Storm Eunice is battering Kent, closing bridges, toppling lorries, bringing down trees and damaging buildings.

The last warnings ahead of tomorrow's hard-hitting storm have been issued, with forecasters predicting 'very serious' weather across Kent.

Some Kent attractions are battening down the hatches and closing their doors due to Storm Eunice.

Train operators are advising people stay home tomorrow and some train services will be cancelled as a result of incoming Storm Eunice.

The intensity of Storm Eunice is expected to be even stronger than first thought, as Kent braces for winds of up to 80mph and possible snow.

Storm Eunice is set to batter Kent at the end of the week, bringing winds of up to 80mph and a possibility of snow.

Storm Eunice is set to cause significant disruption in Kent.

A number of flood alerts have been issued across the Kent coastline.

The bad weather has led to safety measures being brought in on the QEII Bridge.

People living on the east coast of the county have been warned to prepare for flooding as concerns over high tides have triggered flood alerts.

High winds have triggered four flood alerts along the Kent coast at high tide from Dartford and Medway to Sheppey and Margate.

People living in coastal areas have been warned to prepare for possible flooding, with alerts in place along six long stretches of Kent coastline.

Main roads across the county will be treated by gritters overnight and motorists are warned to watch out for icy patches.

Widespread frosts and freezing temperatures are expected until the weekend with a cold weather alert also coming into force.

Difficult driving conditions are expected across Kent as The Met Office issues a weather warning for thick fog.

A drone pilot has captured stunning photos of Kent from above a fog bank.