Storm Angus is set to hit the Bailiwicks again tonight, causing more disruption and devastation across the islands.
Islanders have spent the day clearing up the wreckage and mess left in the wake of the storm.
Jersey Fire & Rescue are warning islanders to take extra care on the roads this evening.
Jersey Met have issued a red weather alert, warning that Force 10 winds could hit Jersey tonight. Drivers are being advisers to "reduce their speed" and be cautious.
There is a build up of debris around the island following the record-breaking winds at the weekend.
The warning comes after a vehicle ended up on its side after a crash on La Grande Route De Saint-Martin this morning.
A vehicle ended up on its side after a crash on La Grande Route De Saint-Martin this morning.
A dedicated rescue unit was called to the collision at 11.45am, including seven fire-fighters from Red watch.
The driver managed to escape the car with minor injuries, before the emergency services arrived.
Crews used special winching equipment to bring the vehicle safely back onto four wheels.
Islanders are being urged to take extra care on the roads during the storms.
The road was re-opened earlier this afternoon.
Jersey Police are looking for islanders who witnessed a robbery yesterday.
It happened last night, at the junction of Longueville Main Road with Les Varines.
A 25-year-old man was approached by two men on his way home from work at around 11pm.
The men stole his property and threatened him.
Police say the man was injured, however was not treated at A&E.
Anyone with information is being urged to contact Jersey Police.
Three people were taken to hospital earlier today following a car crash in Guernsey.
Emergency services were called to a two-vehicle collision outside Cobo Laundry on The Route De Carteret around 11.30am this morning.
The road was blocked whilst police, fire and ambulance attended the scene.
It was re-opened this afternoon at 1.30pm.
One person is being treated at hospital for their injuries, following the incident.
Two people have been discharged without further treatment.
ITV's John Fernandez was at the scene.
Guernsey FC's manager paid tribute to his side's defensive qualities as they saw off East Grinstead Town 2-1 at Footes Lane on Saturday to record their third home win in a row in Ryman South.
All three goals were scored in the first half with strikes from Kyle Smith and Thomas Dodds coming either side of an equaliser for the visitors.
But Tony Vance's men held on for the victory which sees them move up to 17th in the table, seven points clear of the bottom three and thirteen adrift of the play-off places.
The Green Lions return to action on Wednesday night with a trip to tenth placed Walton Casuals.
Guernsey Traffic and Highways services have released flood reduction warnings following the record-breaking winds over the weekend.
Islanders are being advised to "maintain their waterways" to reduce flooding in Guernsey, in the wake of Storm Angus.
Following the record-breaking gusts in the island over the weekend, there is a build up of debris in and around water courses.
Storm Angus hit Guernsey in the early hours of Sunday, bringing winds of force twelve - the highest on record since 1990.
A 51-year old man has appeared in court, charged with murder.
It follows the death of a man in St Helier on Friday 21st October.
John Stephen McCarthy, 73, was found in Vauxhall Street with apparent stab wounds and was pronounced dead in hospital an hour later.
Michael Charles Brown appeared in the Magistrate's Court this morning.
He has been remanded in custody, awaiting his preliminary hearing on the 19th December.
An interim hearing has been scheduled for the 5th December.
Jersey Meteorological Department have issued a second red weather warning - the highest alert level.
Islanders are warned that Force 10 winds could hit Jersey this evening.
Residents are advised to "avoid outside activity" and "follow the advice of authorities".
The alert comes after Storm Angus arrived in the Bailiwicks in the early hours of Sunday, bringing record-breaking winds in Guernsey and gusts of up to 87mph in Jersey.
