Jersey residents told to 'think carefully before travelling tomorrow'
Islanders have been urged to consider whether their journeys are necessary before travelling tomorrow as teams are still trying to clear roads.
Jersey's government said many roads are still impassable or partially blocked by debris and overhanging branches, which could pose a danger if they fall.
Emergency services have answered more than 1,000 calls related to Storm Ciaran since midnight, many of which were about fallen trees and other non-life-threatening issues.
People have been urged to only call if they face issues which are life-threatening or have the imminent potential to become life-threatening.
Schools will remain closed tomorrow and people are being urged to "think carefully before leaving home".
"If it's safe to do so, islanders are also asked to check on neighbours, friends, and family members, particularly the elderly and those who are vulnerable," the Jersey government said.
"Some households have been affected by power outages and a loss of mobile phone services, and operators are working remotely to restore services, and will complete on-site visits when it's safe to do so."