Hundreds of homes are currently experiencing power outages. Electricity North West are working to bring power back to people’s homes.

Police are asking drivers to take extra care when travelling, as road conditions can change quickly. Be prepared for fallen trees, debris, surface water and other hazards, and never attempt to drive through flood water.

A list of roads throughout the county have been affected.

Please note that the list below is not exhaustive and conditions may change rapidly.

Updated road disruption reported to the police below:

A591, between Ambleside and Windermere – Multiple fallen trees, causing various blockages

Chapel Brow Roundabout, Little Clifton – Fallen tree blocking road

B6260, between Orton and Tebay – Fallen tree blocking road

Rating Lane, between Furness College and St Bernards School – Fallen tree, passable

Outside the Grand Hotel, Grange over Sands – Two fallen trees blocking road

A595, between Bigrigg and Whitehaven – Fallen tree blocking road

Calder Bridge to Sellafield Road, Calderbridge – Flooded road, not passable

B5278, near to Holker Village – Fallen trees, not passable

B5305, between J41 and Wigton – Fallen tree

B5277, Lindale Road – Fallen trees blocking road

A66, Burns turn off just after Keswick towards Threlkeld – Fallen trees, partially blocking road

Rickerby Lane, Portinscale – Fallen tree, blocking road

Bolton, Church Brow – Fallen tree, blocking road

B5289, near to Mary Mount – Fallen trees, blocking road

Fergushill on the C1005 to the A6071 Kirklinton – Fallen trees blocking road

B5278, from Cark via Haverthwaite – Fallen trees, blocking road

A593, Skelwith Bridge – Fallen trees blocking road

M6, between J39 and J40 NB, lane one blocked by tree branch

Cumbria Police have said they are currently experiencing a high volume of calls into the control room due to the weather.

The A66 remains closed to all vehicles and is expected to remain closed most of the day.

Emergency services, local authorities and partner agencies are continuing to work together to reduce the impact of Storm Boelo, clear hazards and restore services as quickly and as safely as possible.