Ayrshire’s councils have dealt with thousands of incidents in response to Storm Éowyn after it left a trail of destruction.
Winds of up to 100mph battered the country on Friday during the storm which prompted a rare red weather warning from the Met Office.
Four schools remained closed on Monday as storm damage left them without power, heating or hot water.
East Ayrshire Council reported 233 incidents that council staff were deployed to assist with while 392 housing reports came through as the storm felled trees and damaged buildings.
In South Ayrshire, 20 emergency incidents were reported with around 200 in total that the council responded to.
As of Monday, January 27, council teams in South Ayrshire had attended 74 fallen trees blocking roads while Ayrshire Roads Alliance dealt with around 230 incidents on the county’s roads.
A South Ayrshire Council spokesperson said: “Council services continue to address the immediate impacts of Storm Eowyn.
“On Friday, January 24, our property maintenance team attended around 20 emergency incidents. Since the red weather warning came to an end, the team has been working through around 200 reported incidents.
“Our neighbourhoods services team has attended 74 call-outs so far to remove trees and to help clear roads. Ayrshire Roads Alliance has dealt with around 230 incidents. All our roads are now open.”
North Ayrshire Council were also contacted about the number of incidents they had to respond to.
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