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the death of A 58-year-old man after a tree fell on his car, in Hampshire, during The Storm Ciara on Sunday.

the police said The Man , of Micheldever, was driving on the A33 when The Accident happened shortly before 16:00 GMT. He died at The Scene .

It Comes , as it is in the United Kingdom continues to be the aftermath of The Storm , feel brought floods and severe storms.

trains, flights and motorists are facing further disruption, while many flood warnings remain in force.

in effect, for large parts of Scotland, Northern Ireland and the North of England until 12:00 GMT on Wednesday.

forecasters said some areas could see blizzards and up to 20 cm (8 inches) of snow.

Hampshire police released a statement on Monday, said a 58-year-old man died after a tree fell on the Mercedes he was driving from Winchester to Micheldever.

"His next of kin have been informed and will be added supported by the specialized officers," The Statement said.

More Than 500 properties, which are believed to have been flooded during The Storm , Ciara, the number expected to increase as more information is collected, the environment Secretary of state Theresa Villiers said.

she added that between 40 and 80 cm of rain had fallen within 24 hours over large parts of the North of England.

Ms Villiers said the government would "significant financial support" for the regions affected by high water.

Earlier, communities Secretary Robert Jenrick of the government emergency Bellwin scheme for the territories, West Yorkshire , Cumbria and Lancashire, which are the financing, to enabled to enabled.

elsewhere, with many roads affected by snow.

Four people in the Scottish Highlands , after getting caught in blizzards.

A Land Rover driving on a snowy Road near Trinafour, Scotland.

meteorologists said that snow and strong winds, snow storms would bring in many parts of Scotland on Tuesday.

In North Wales , cars were Trapped ,

conditions on the A4212 between Bala and Trawnsfynydd in Gwynned people will give all their journeys

North Wales Police said snow ploughs and gritting vehicles were used and that people leave their cars, put their lives in danger.

Meanwhile, homes were evacuated in Brentwood, Essex, in the early morning hours of Monday after a car fell into a sinkhole on a busy Road .

firefighters were called to the residential street in The Town of Appleby-in-Westmorland in Cumbria, one of which was severely affected by flooding, The clean-up is in Essex in the Early Hours of Monday Morning in Mytholmroyd, West Yorkshire

Some areas experienced a month-and-a-half of precipitation and gusts of 97mph on Sunday is worth to flooding and power outages for More Than half a million households.

flood warnings remain across the UK, including,, and.

engineers have managed to restore the electricity for the vast majority of the houses, but also More Than 20,000 homes in East and South-East England and North Wales and spent the night on Sunday without electricity.

UK Power Networks, said on Monday evening, the produced power back to 99% of the 353,000 households and businesses experienced power outages because of The Storm .

Trees lead to problems for the trains - this blocks The Line between Dorking and Horsham on Monday Morning The River Ouse in York was one of the rivers that burst their banks, A sinkhole opened up in Belfield, Greater Manchester , after The Storm

Flooding and debris problems for passengers,

caused On Monday, the West Coast Main Line has no trains North of Preston, because of earlier flooding in Carlisle.

" All the lines have since re-opened at Carlisle, but Avanti's West Coast , warned some trains may still be cancelled or delayed.

EPAImpact so far The Storm Ciara

97mphgusts, and heavy rain

20,000 households without power on Sunday evening

24 hours rainfall in parts of the UK, the equivalent of1. 5 months

airlines and airports in the UK were also affected, with More Than 100 flights cancelled.

the ferry between Dover and Calais were also hit by delays and cancellations.

There were difficult driving conditions on the A82 and many other roads in Scotland, parts of the Cambrian line in Wales are under water at Wisbech Town Football Club in Cambridgeshire buckled in the strong winds

forecasters expect the unsettled weather of the past, the further into the week.

"During The Storm Ciara is not put away, which means that we said in a quieter time with the weather," Met Office meteorologist Alex Burkill.

"We have the colder air, the through the United Kingdom and is the feeling a real drop in temperatures, with an increased risk of snow in the Northern parts of the UK, and probably in Scotland.

"It could not are up to 20cm (8in) on Tuesday and strong winds, snow storms, out of the question. "

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