Flash floods and amber warning as more rain expected overnight
A fresh bout of heavy rain is likely to cause more flooding across parts of England badly hit by downpours earlier this week, the Met Office has warned. A more serious amber warning has been issued for some areas in the midlands and central England, forecasting further flooding and travel disruption as a month’s worth of rain could fall.
The Met Office has issued an amber warning for areas of the Midlands and south of the country, set to come into force at 6pm ...
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The weather department has issued several warnings for heavy rain for most of England. Incessant rainfall over the weekend ...
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