Watch as Storm Jocelyn hits Sunderland's coast

Here comes Storm Jocelyn
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High tide was no more spectacular than normal.High tide was no more spectacular than normal.
High tide was no more spectacular than normal.

Sunderland looks set to miss the worst of Storm Jocelyn, although the Met Office still has a yellow weather warning in place for the city.

Rain is expected for much of the remainder of Tuesday, January 23 with gusts of wind up to 54mph in the early hours of Wednesday.

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At high tide on Wednesday the waves crashing into Seaburn appeared no bigger than average. But everyone, particularly travellers, is urged to stay safe and not be fooled into a false sense of security.

In other parts of the country there has been flooding, travel disruption and falling trees. Storm Jocelyn comes almost immediately after Storm Isha left two people dead - in Falkirk and County Londonderry.

Wearside will have a highest temperature of 12C. Wednesday is expected to be mostly dry and sunny here. However, with temperatures of around nine degrees, though it will feel more like five degrees with the windchill factor.

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