We've collected some images and videos of the storm's impact further afield.

Starting off with a gallery from the UK, things were looking quite dramatic from the get go:

Waves hit a jetty in Plobannalec-Lesconil, western Franceon February 9, 2020 as Storm Ciara sweeps across western Europe. Britain and Ireland hunkered down for a powerful storm expected to disrupt air, rail and sea links, cancel sports events, cut electrical power and damage property. With howling winds and driving rain, forecasters said Ciara would also hit France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Germany. / © AFP
A man stand on the edge of a seawall during Storm Ciara in Harlingen on February 9, 2020, which has brought unusually high winds across Europe with many countries cancelling national and international sport events. / © AFP
People wade through floodwater in the streets of Hebden Bridge, northern England, on February 9, 2020, as Storm Ciara swept over the country. Britain and Ireland hunkered down Sunday for a powerful storm expected to disrupt air, rail and sea links, cancel sports events, cut electrical power and damage property. With howling winds and driving rain, forecasters said Ciara would also hit France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Germany. / © AFP
Geese take advantage of the conditions as floodwater fills the streets of Hebden Bridge, northern England, on February 9, 2020, as Storm Ciara swept over the country. Britain and Ireland hunkered down Sunday for a powerful storm expected to disrupt air, rail and sea links, cancel sports events, cut electrical power and damage property. With howling winds and driving rain, forecasters said Ciara would also hit France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Germany. / © AFP
A car is seen submerged as flood water covers the roads in Mytholmroyd, northern England, on February 9, 2020, after the River Calder burst its banks as Storm Ciara swept over the country. / © AFP
A car is seen submerged as flood water covers the roads in Mytholmroyd, northern England, on February 9, 2020, after the River Calder burst its banks as Storm Ciara swept over the country. / © AFP

....and rescue services had to brave rough waters:

The UK was particularly hard-hit:

Meanwhile, such flights as took off/landed faced difficult conditions:

Very difficult indeed:

And some just had fun with it all: