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11/08/2014
Flood Warnings Issued As Rain Continues
Weather warnings have been issued by the Met Office as parts of the UK continue to be affected by storms.
An orange "be prepared" warning has been issued for parts of Scotland over continued rain, while a wider "be aware" yellow warning is in place across eastern and northern Scotland, and north-east England.
The forecaster has said that parts of Scotland and the Somerset coast could suffer flooding due to the heavy rainfall.
There are currently four flood warnings, and 25 flood alerts in place across England, with a futher 30 flood warnings across Scotland. A flood warning means that flooding is "expected".
(MH/CD)
An orange "be prepared" warning has been issued for parts of Scotland over continued rain, while a wider "be aware" yellow warning is in place across eastern and northern Scotland, and north-east England.
The forecaster has said that parts of Scotland and the Somerset coast could suffer flooding due to the heavy rainfall.
There are currently four flood warnings, and 25 flood alerts in place across England, with a futher 30 flood warnings across Scotland. A flood warning means that flooding is "expected".
(MH/CD)
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