Still no power after Boelo? It could be Tuesday teatime, but there's a warm brew in Aspatria and Cockermouth Storm Boelo power cuts could last until 6pm Tuesday, with warm spaces open in Aspatria and Cockermouth

If Boelo knocked your power off, Electricity North West reckons the worst case is 6pm Tuesday. There's free hot food, drinks and phone charging in Aspatria and Cockermouth while you wait.

This one's for anybody in West Cumbria still sat in the dark after Boelo, and anybody with an older neighbour or relative who might be struggling.

Electricity North West says it was too windy on Sunday for their lads to get up the poles and fix the overhead lines. So they've put the worst case down as 6pm on Tuesday 27 October, and they'll bring that forward once the wind drops enough to climb. In the meantime they're switching what they can from the control room.

On Sunday night, Cumbria Crack had 6,876 properties off across the county. That's 1,528 in Allerdale, including 368 round Hayton and Mealo and 353 in Winscales, and 901 in Copeland. They say they've got more than 30,000 back on across Cumbria and Lancashire.

If you need a warm, there's free welfare at The Sun Inn, 1 King Street, Aspatria, CA7 3AD, and The Bush, 53 Main Street, Cockermouth, CA13 9JS. Warm space, hot food and a brew, and you can charge your phone.

Alan Astall, their head of network control, said: "We know it is difficult to be without power, especially if you rely on it for medical equipment or have other needs, so if you need any additional support, please contact us and let us know so we can help."

What you can do: ring 105, it's free from any phone, or use the power cut checker on enwl.co.uk. Keep well away from any lines that are down and report them on 105. If you've been off a long time you might be due compensation, and they say they'll get in touch themselves, so no forms. Trains might still be messed about till the end of today, and there's another yellow wind warning for Tuesday.

SP Electricity North West has set a worst-case restoration time of 6pm on Tuesday 27 October for homes still cut off by Storm Boelo. On Sunday evening 1,528 properties in Allerdale and 901 in Copeland were without power.

This is for households in West Cumbria still without electricity after Storm Boelo, and for anyone keeping an eye on an older or vulnerable neighbour.

SP Electricity North West says strong winds made it unsafe for its teams to climb poles and repair overhead lines on Sunday. It has set the expected restoration time to 6pm on Tuesday 27 October, which it describes as the worst case, and says times will be updated once engineers can work at height. Until then it is switching supplies remotely to get as many properties back as it can.

On Sunday evening, Cumbria Crack reported 6,876 properties without power across the county. In Allerdale the figure was 1,528, including 368 in Hayton and Mealo and 353 in Winscales. In Copeland it was 901. The company says it has restored power to more than 30,000 properties across Cumbria and Lancashire.

Free welfare support is open at The Sun Inn, 1 King Street, Aspatria, CA7 3AD, and The Bush, 53 Main Street, Cockermouth, CA13 9JS. The company says the sites offer warm spaces, hot meals and drinks, and phone charging.

Alan Astall, SP Electricity North West's head of network control, said: "We know it is difficult to be without power, especially if you rely on it for medical equipment or have other needs, so if you need any additional support, please contact us and let us know so we can help."

What you can do: call 105 free from any phone, or check the live power cut checker at enwl.co.uk. Stay well clear of any fallen lines and report them on 105. If your supply was off for a long time you may be due compensation under Ofgem's Guaranteed Standards, and the company says it will contact customers who qualify, so you don't need to claim. Northern has warned trains may be disrupted until the end of today, and a yellow wind warning covers Tuesday.