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Crazy weather - Monday July 28, 2014 49

Crazy weather - Monday July 28, 2014

Joanne Munro took this picture of Newtown Road in Hove.
Mark Pawlak sent us this picture of commuters flooded in Worthing train station underpass.
Harry Garth sent us this picture of the hailstorm
Shel Mills took this picture of Lightning at the Brighton Wheel.
Iain Holder sent us this picture of lightning on Hove seafront.
Chris Breach sent us this picture of Portslade area.
Caroline Penn sent us this picture
Julie Rainey sent us this picture
Simon Mander took this picture of a flash flood in Portslade.
Simon Mander took this picture of a flash flood in Portslade.
Kirsten Trussell took this picture of Tisbury Road, Hove.
Daniel Holliday sent us this picture of flooding at Worthing station.
Natasha Priest took this picture of her garden in Hove.
Rob Shone sent us this picture, with the caption: Mad electrical and hailstorm this morning! Street took a hit and TV fused!
Tyler Thompson view outside his window in Portslade.
Mark Pawlak sent us this picture of Commuters flooded in Worthing train station underpass.
Al Deakin took this picture From west beach estate looking towards Shoreham.
Natasha Priest took this picture of the area around the back of her house in Hove.
Mark Pawlak sent us this picture of Commuters flooded in Worthing train station underpass.
Damian Barr of Brighton says he had to bring our chicks indoors as coop flooded.
Damian Barr of Brighton says he had to bring our chicks indoors as coop flooded.
Faye Huggett took this picture of Applesham Way, Portslade.
Sue Robinson took this picture from her balcony in Hove this morning.
Louise Yates took this picture of Portslade this morning.
This is a lightning bolt over Worthing.
Gary Green sent us this picture of the hailstorm in Hove
Mick Symes took this picture of Worthing railway station.
Helen Broadway took this picture of abandoned cars in the flooded South Street, Portslade.
Helen Broadway took this picture of abandoned cars in the flooded South Street, Portslade.
Becki Jenner took this picture of Tisbury Road in Hove.
Tom Furnival-Adams sent us this picture with the caption: Well that was an interesting commute, Brighton.
Tom Furnival-Adams sent us this picture with the caption: Well that was an interesting commute, Brighton.
Tom Furnival-Adams sent us this picture with the caption: Well that was an interesting commute, Brighton.
Miss A sent us this picture of hailstones at Eaton Grove in Hove
Tom Jennion took this picture of flooding next to Preston Park hotel.
Tom Jennion took this picture of flooding next to Preston Park hotel.
Rebecca Ripley's picture of Hove at 7am.
Daniel Holliday sent us this picture, with the caption: Trapped on an island platform for 1.5 hours with 5ft of water between us and the exit.
Charmelle Kirov sent us this picture of lightning over Hangleton.
David Ore took this picture of lightning in Hangleton.
Dave Smiley sent this picture of flooding in Hove between 7am and 8am this morning.
Helen Jackson took this picture from her home in Wilbury Avenue, Hove.
Helen Jackson took this picture from her home in Wilbury Avenue, Hove.
Flooding in GMB car park, Donald rescues family of ducks from drowning in tides caused by vehicles.
Angela Collier sent us this picture of a car park in Worthing
Alan Bowley sent this picture of storm clouds over Shoreham this morning.
This picture was taken from a balcony in The Drive, Hove, of the lightning at 6.30am.
Mark Harris took this picture of Homefield Park in east Worthing.
Mark Harris sent us this picture of lightning in east Worthing this morning.
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