Storm hitting Porthleven at high tide on the 3rd February 2017

[@timwright8785]

Have always wanted to go Porthleven when it's really rough

[@MonthlyFails]

Hey Nick, do you have an email address at which we could contact you regarding this video? We would be interested to discuss a license to use this video if this is generally possible? (i.e. via email) :) Cheers, Felix

[@serenity_now1999]

Were the ppl who reside in those houses asked to evacuate during this ?

[@LindaTCornwall]

No this is just a normal winter storm for cornwall. There's a reason we build our homes from good old Cornish granite, that stuff is pretty indestructible! 😂

[@thegamerandvloger1096]

If porthleven is like this then imagine what Praa sands will be like just around the corner will be like

[@harrypalmer3781]

Hi NickinKernow, I'm contacting you from the Channel 5 series Winter Road Rescue - the series follows the brave efforts of our emergency services who come to the aid of people affected by extreme weather. We'd be interested in using this clip in the series - would you be happy to share it? Thanks!

[@OldNavajoTricks]

Beautiful :-D

[@leanneteh1913]

This was happened at UK ?

[@NickinKernow]

Yes, in Cornwall, the bit if the UK that juts out into the Atlantic. Porthleven us the most southern harbour England.

[@janheard3826]

The sea is angry.

[@spiritualmeditationmusic2177]

Was this really filmed on 3rd February? I thought Doris was only a few days old when she hit UK....

[@NickinKernow]

You are right. There was talk of calling the storm Doris at the time. I jumped the gun a bit.
Shall rename it.

[@EsmaDemir-jq5ry]

OR WHAT IF THEY WERE WALES FIRST