Power cuts have impacted 243 homes in the North West while flood warning are also in place
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More than 200 homes are without power as Storm Boelo hits the North West of England.
There is a yellow weather warning for the majority of the North West which is expected to remain in place for most of Sunday 25 October.
According to Electricity North West's website 243 in total across Greater Manchester and Lancashire currently have no power with issues expected to last until around 21:00 BST.
In Greater Manchester, 97 properties are impacted while in 146 across Lancashire in areas including Fleetwood and Preston.
As well as the weather causing power issues, there are also a number of flood warnings in place.
A message on the government's website is warning is warning that high river levels is expected to cause flooding at Astley Bridge, in Bolton, Greater Manchester, impacting the areas of Old Road, Blackburn Road, Seymour Road, Greenwood Cale and Viola Street.
In its 'Act Now' warning, those living in the areas are encouraged to follow the guidance which includes steps such as moving any valuables to a safe place and putting flood protection equipment in place.
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