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An Atlantic storm dubbed Storm Noa by the French meteorological service brought strong winds, rain and large swells to parts of southern England on Wednesday, April 12.
The UK’s Met Office reported “large waves in coastal areas in south Wales and southern England.” Footage filmed by Twitter user @Kernow_Life shows huge waves off Cape Cornwall on the morning of April 12.
The storm downed trees and power lines, leaving hundreds of people without power in Devon and Cornwall, according to BBC News.
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