
Dave Throup, of the Environment Agency, posted on Twitter: “Not expecting to deploy our flood barriers along the Severn at this stage but we’re getting them ready in case.”
"Some really heavy rainfall over next 48 hours means there is a risk of significant surface water and river flooding in Shropshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire.
"Predicting exact locations of heaviest rain not possible so stay tuned for updates," he added.
Not expecting to deploy our flood barriers along the Severn at this stage but we’re getting them ready in case. pic.twitter.com/NauGxZGw4m
— Dave Throup (@DaveThroupEA) October 2, 2020
Oh dear!
— Dave Throup (@DaveThroupEA) October 2, 2020
Some really heavy rainfall over next 48 hours means there is a risk of significant surface water and river flooding in #Shropshire #herefordshire #worcestershire #gloucestershire
Predicting exact locations of heaviest rain not possible so stay tuned for updates. pic.twitter.com/wJiO8q4U74
Parts of the UK are set to be lashed by heavy rain and high winds as Storm Alex heralds the arrival of a stretch of bad weather over the weekend.