THIS is the incredible moment giant Christmas baubles bigger than cars roll down a London street after being blown down by strong winds.<br /><br />The huge silver and white baubles from a festive display have caused chaos on London's Tottenham Court Road after rolling into traffic.<br /><br />Footage shows the Christmas decorations rolling down the street because of high winds, as passing cars turn to avoid them.<br /><br />One hits a lamppost before careering off down the road before coming to a halt by at tree.<br /><br />The surreal sight is believed to have taken place last night with the balls swept away by strong gusts.<br /><br />Footage also shows giant metallic bows being blown against the curb, with motorists slowing down to avoid these objects.<br /><br />The incredible moment came on the eve of the annual Oxford Street Christmas light switch-on, which attracts thousands of visitors to the capital.<br /><br />It’s believed the ornaments were brought under control shortly after.<br /><br />It comes as Brits faced travel chaos today after Storm Claudio battered the UK with 70mph winds overnight.<br /><br />Most parts of England and Wales have been affected by wet and windy conditions today as the lashing rain derailed commuters and caused havoc.<br /><br />Storm Claudio has caused chaos across the nation with one of end of Brighton's iconic West Pier even collapsing due to the wild weather.<br /><br />While motorists were captured struggling to navigate through flash flooding near Poole, Dorset with vehicles at risk of being submerged.<br /><br />Hundreds of homes were blacked out overnight as the powerful storm continues to batter the UK with howling gales and driving rain.<br /><br />The Met Office has yellow weather warnings in place which will last until Wednesday.<br /><br />Forecasters have warned of more potential travel disruption and flooding come tomorrow.
