Flood Warnings Issued Across Southern England

Flood warnings have been issued in various regions across England, including Whitwick and Thringstone, where rising river levels from the Grace Dieu Brook pose an imminent risk of property flooding. In Sussex, Surrey, and Kent, over 160 flood warnings remain in effect, with heavy rainfall continuing to affect areas like Alfriston and the River Mole. The Environment Agency has reported significant flooding due to melting snow and rain, prompting alerts in Devon for rivers such as the Avon and Clyst, where several locations have already surpassed property flooding thresholds. Residents are advised to avoid affected areas and take necessary precautions, including moving valuables to safety and avoiding travel through flooded roads. The situation remains dynamic, with further rainfall forecast and continued monitoring by authorities. Communities are urged to check for updates and adhere to safety guidelines as the risk persists across impacted regions.