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New flood alerts for Coventry and Warwickshire as Met Office confirms when rain will stop
The Environment Agency warns locals to avoid floodwater as rainfall surpasses 111% of England’s winter average, with a rain break expected Friday and drier weekend ahead.
- Environment Agency alerts were posted for Coventry and Warwickshire, including the River Sowe, River Sherbourne, Canley Brook, Finham Brook, and Avon tributaries.
- BBC Weather reports a blocked pattern has caused sustained rainfall across the UK, which has reached 89% of average winter totals, with some observing sites recording 37 or more successive rainy days.
- Met Office forecasters say the unsettled theme will continue with further showers and longer spells of rain over the next 72 hours.
- Environment Agency officers are monitoring river levels and urged locals to take care and avoid walking, cycling or driving through flood water as continued rain could affect safety and travel.
- Higher pressure later in the week should bring a brief drier spell on Friday and Saturday, with a likely bright, chilly break on February 14.
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