Storm Conall Causes Widespread Flooding in UK

Storm Conall has brought significant rainfall to southern England, with reports indicating up to two inches in some areas, just after the country dealt with the aftermath of Storm Bert. The Met Office has issued nearly 90 flood warnings, particularly for regions such as Sussex, Surrey, and Northamptonshire, where severe 'danger to life' alerts are in place due to fast-flowing waters. Flooding has already caused travel disruptions, including train cancellations and road closures, with local authorities urging residents to evacuate in high-risk areas. The River Severn and other waterways have reached critical levels, with flooding affecting properties and farmland. Combined with thick fog warnings in some regions, conditions are expected to remain hazardous, prompting the Environment Agency to monitor the situation closely. Further rain and possible flooding are anticipated in the coming days, raising concerns about ongoing impacts across affected areas.