 Three storms in the last quarter of the 20th century are estimated to have caused European losses in excess of €5bn at 2002 exposed property values, the Gale of 2–3 January 1976 (Capella), Daria and Lothar.Capella produced event losses estimated to be more than $ (adjusted for inflation) across Europe.Across the United Kingdom 1 million cubic metres of timber were destroyed, the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute estimated that half of England's forests were flattened.