Storm Malik has caused havoc across Leeds today as winds reached up to nearly 60mph.
Trees and fences have fallen down, allotments have been smashed, and travel has been disrupted around the city.
One bar and grill in Roundhay dramatically lost its entire outdoor marquee as the strong gales dislodged it earlier this morning.
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Video footage captured early this morning shows Banyan on Street Lane's marquee struggling in the wind before disconnecting from its attachments and slamming into the restaurant.
Twitter user @Barnsleyfan71 captured the footage at 5.09am.
He told LeedsLive: "I was driving past and noticed it was struggling so I quickly started filming and BOOM, it just took off. Something flew up and just missed the top window if you study it."
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The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning today for strong winds in parts of Yorkshire.
Elsewhere, a car has been crushed by a falling tree in Calverley Woods that was knocked over by the wind.
There have been multiple reports of trees elsewhere being knocked down by the wind, including on the trainline between Leeds and Wakefield Kirkgate and on the Leeds Liverpool Canal.
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Elland Road vaccination centre has had to close early because of the wind.
Yellow warnings for wind are in place throughout the weekend and on Monday as the storm continues to rage.
The Met Office have advised that travel, transport services, and in some cases power is likely to be affected by the strength of the gales.
In some areas of North Yorkshire, police reported winds had reached up to 70mph.
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