Storm Conall HITS as Brits blasted by two weeks’ rain in 24 hours with ‘danger to life’ warning over more flooding

BRITS had been batted by two weeks worth of rain in 24 hours as Storm Conall swooped in.

The storm brought torrential downpours and a “danger to life” warning over more flooding ravishing days after Storm Bert led to standard devastation.

The Met Order of job issued a yellow weather warning for spells of heavy rain which is doubtless to trigger delays on roads, more flooding and vitality provide concerns in places.

London, Kent, Dorset, Portsmouth, Brighton and Isle of Wight might maybe perchance well moreover examine up to 40mm of rain with the weather warning in dwelling except noon, said forecasters.

It comes after Storm Bert wreaked havoc over the weekend with communities aloof recovering from devastation led to by the storm.

However more flooding is now expected in many ingredients of the UK after ongoing heavy rain as Storm Conall landed.

There are 97 energetic crimson flood warnings on the time of writing.

A radiant crimson possibility to lifestyles flood warning – the easiest class warning – remains in Northampton after Storm Bert the do the River Nene burst its banks and flooded the Billings Aquadrome and business parks.

An additional 141 amber flood alerts are energetic up and down the nation, meaning flooding is feasible in these areas.

Disruption to hump and infrastructure is anticipated this morning after heavy rain fell overnight.

Flooding of “a few homes and businesses” is doubtless, said the Met Order of job.

Commuters are being urged to idea forward as hump is doubtless to be impacted given fresh moist weather.

The frequent rainfall in your total of November for the UK is 123.3mm.

In Kent, weather watchers sage an reasonable of 82.6mm in November, and 107.2mm in the Isle of Wight.

Chris Wilding, of the Atmosphere Agency, said “significant flooding impacts” are probable in ingredients of Northamptonshire, with “minor” flooding on the River Severn.

Conditions are no longer expected to aggravate in Yorkshire and the West Midlands over the next few days.

Extra minor river and surface water flooding is moreover “probable” in ingredients of the south and east of England from leisurely on Tuesday and thru Wednesday, Mr Wilding said.

It comes as devastated families hassle their homes won’t be salvaged in time for Christmas after Atmosphere Secretary Steve Reed admitted the UK’s flood defences had been in the “worst condition on record”.

Of us waded thru deep water the day past to smash out the flooding, holding provider baggage containing their belongings.

Stan Brown, 67, who has lived on the Billing Aquadrome park for 25 years, said he has “had enough” and felt he had no different nonetheless to switch away.

He said: “I’ve got somewhere else to go but I’m one of the few. Other people have spent their life savings to buy a place on there, and now they’ve got nowhere else to go.”

Communities in England and Wales fill now started a “massive clean-up” after torrential rain and standard flooding from Storm Bert over the past few days.

Owners in Didcot, Oxfordshire, had been left disgusted as sewage “poured into streets” during the aftermath of the Storm.

Mr Reed has moreover warned that more flooding is doubtless this week nonetheless must fill a less severe impact than has been viewed to date.

Sutherland Beck in Didcot’s Ladygrove property has been badly flooded as homeowners had been unable to procure to work.

Of us living in the condominium fill said the impact of foul waste in the streets is having a “huge impact” on their wellbeing.

Meanwhile, five of us and two canine had been rescued by fire crews after becoming trapped inside a pub after the River Avon burst its banks following heavy rain.