TV presenter Kate Garraway shared a video on Instagram showing the damage to her garden caused by Storm Eowyn, including a damaged tree and fence. Despite the disruption, Garraway remained positive, highlighting her efforts to repair the fence and expressing gratitude that her family was safe. The post received widespread support from fans, praising her resilience and resourcefulness.
Kate Garraway has been supported by fans after revealing her garden suffered damage from Storm Eowyn , which brought strong winds and flooding to many parts of the country, The Good Morning Britain presenter said she had a "heck of a day" clearing up the mess after strong winds damaged a tree and a fence.
The mum-of-two shared a video on Instagram showcasing the destruction in her garden, including scattered branches and her efforts to repair a damaged fence. Kate captioned the post: "Had a heck of a day trying to sort out storm damage I know it's nothing compared to what many are facing so not complaining. Lost a tree height pyracantha which had glorious orange berries in autumn and dainty white flowers in spring. "Still needs more chainsaw action but am hoping life will spring back at the roots. Very proud of my fence mend though using old fencing from elsewhere. "Something satisfying about being out in the fresh air though and now ready for a hot bath and bed. Hope everyone has had a great Sunday." The post has attracted more than 8,300 likes and 150 comments from followers. One said: "As long as you are all safe , great job with the fence." Another wrote: "Wow very scary - glad you are all OK." A third commented: "I'm pleased that you and your family are safe! It's a pity about the tree, but you did a great job Kate! Have a well deserved rest now!" Another said: "Well done Kate, looking on the bright side of a minor disaster, love your positivity." Another added: "Hopefully it will recover. Bet you are shattered. Enjoy your soak." Stormy weather is bringing the threat of flooding and more disruption to transport across large parts of England and Wales. A series of yellow warnings for wind and rain have been issued for large parts of England and Wales with more than 40 flood warnings in place. After a Met Office warning for rain over parts of Wales and central, southern and northern England, ran until 6am on Monday, there was little respite with much of the same area under a 24-hour warning for strong and gusty winds from the same time. Kate, 57, has won multiple National Television Awards for her documentaries about her husband Derek Draper, from Chorley, who suffered long-lasting symptoms from coronavirus. The emotional Kate Garraway: Derek’s Story was released after his death at the age of 56 in January last year, detailing the final year of his life. Subscribe to our daily newsletter LANCS LIVE NEWS and get all the biggest stories from across Lancashire direct to your inbox
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