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Heavy Rain Warning for South East Issued by Met Office
The Met Office warns of 20–30 mm of rain with isolated 40–50 mm, raising flood risk and travel disruptions in southern England today.
- On Thursday, January 15, the Met Office issued a yellow warning for heavy rain and strong winds from 9am to 10pm across Hampshire and southern England, extending to the Midlands, south west, and eastern England.
- Met Office forecasters say an area of low pressure will move northeast across England, bringing persistent heavy rain that should clear to the north by evening.
- The Met Office warned that most areas can expect 20–30 mm of rain, with isolated spots reaching 40–50 mm, and gusts around 50 mph, amid three flood warnings and 41 flood alerts.
- Some homes and businesses could flood, and bus and train services are likely to be affected with longer journeys and possible flooded roads across Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex and Surrey.
- Residents in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire are advised to prepare a flood plan and emergency flood kit after a major incident in Kent and Sussex affected around 30,000 properties.
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Yellow weather warning extended as rain and wind set to hit more of England
Three flood warnings are in place.
·London, United Kingdom
Read Full ArticleUK weather: More than half a month's rainfall to batter parts of the country TODAY - The Mirror
The Met Office is concerned about flooding and has issued a weather warning for rain for Thursday, which covers most of southern England including Hampshire and Surrey
·London, United Kingdom
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Wales Online
Weather warning issued as heavy and persistent rain could lead to flooding
The yellow Met Office warning covers parts of London and the south of the UK from 9am util 10pm on Thursday.
·Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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