Trees down across Sussex amid gales warning (From The Argus)
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Trees down across Sussex amid gales warning
8:25am Friday 5th October 2012 in News
Police warned people to take care on the roads this morning after trees came down.
A Sussex Police statement said: “A very autumnal morning. Please take care on the roads, a couple of reports of trees down in the Worthing and Horsham areas.”
On Twitter people said there were trees on the road, warning people to stay safe. One person wrote: “Lots of branches and debris on A26 between Lewes and Uckfield.”
Another said: “It’s pretty treacherous along A259 Rottingdean-Brighton. Especially for us van/lorry drivers. Take care.”
There were also reports of a tree down on the A259 Exceat Hill, the A273 at Pyecombe and in Moreland Avenue, Worthing.
Weather news reported the possibility of heavy gales. Have you got any weather pictures?
Email news@theargus.co.uk and put WEATHER in the subject line.
