Do you remember these shocking city scenes from storms of the past?

With Storm Barra coming to an end, we've taken a look back at some of the more powerful storms to have hit Norwich.

Norwich Evening News community content curator, Siofra Connor, has taken a trip through the archives to find some pictures of previous storms that caused damage across the city.

Mrs Judy Jobling, cashier at Howard, Killin & Bruce, solicitors, of Prince of Wales Road, Norwich. Surveying the damage to her office, after the 1976 storm. (Image: Archant)

Norwich received a battering during the great storms of 1976 and 1987, with trees blocking roads and buildings blown down.

During the storm in 1976, a spokesperson for the RAC at the time described the general conditions in the country as being like "a giant bowling alley with trees littered like bowling pins all over the road".

The entrance to the premises of Grain Storage (Norfolk) Ltd in Yarmouth Road Norwich, completely blocked by the branches of a 70ft tree brought down in the storm of 1976. (Image: Archant)

Staff were evacuated as workmen moved in to deal with a beech tree brought down by the 1976 storm at the Hotel Eiger, Salhouse Road, Norwich. (Image: Archant)

In October 1987, millions of pounds worth of damage was caused in Norfolk, with many left without electricity, beach huts blowing along paths and telephone lines down.

Storm damage in Norwich following the 1987 storm. (Image: Archant)

A tree protrudes on to a balcony following the storm of October 1987. (Image: Archant)

Workers sweep away the debris following the 1987 storm. (Image: Archant)

Storm damage in Norwich following the 1987 storm. (Image: Archant)

A bus is stuck by a tree in the storm of October 1987. (Image: Archant)

Storm damage in Norwich following the 1987 storm. (Image: Archant Library)