Flooding has submerged fields ... and for grazing animals in the Roman period. The map locates the Steart Marshes, in Somerset County, England, between the River Parrett and the Bristol Channel.

As of 4:30pm this afternoon, just 10 remained across England along with 57 flood alerts. The map shows the majority of the most severe flood warnings in Gloucestershire and Worcestershire ...

Avoid using low lying footpaths near local watercourses and do not drive through flood water. “Go to the 'River and Sea levels in England' webpage for current river levels.” England endured ...

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Dozens of flood warnings are also in place ... the west coast of Wales and parts of northern England. Map shows the two wind-related weather warnings (PA Wire) A further yellow alert for heavy ...

There are 44 active flood warnings in place across England, and 96 flood alerts, meaning severe flooding is possible in several locations. The warnings include multiple areas of the River Severn ...

Weather maps show the storm ... warning for the south-west of England and South Wales until midday on Sunday with a threat of disruption to travel with flooding and possible interruptions to ...

The Met Office has issued ‘danger to life’ warnings after Storm Ashley has brought winds of up to 80mph to parts of the UK. ...

Terrifying weather maps show the path Storm Ashley ... Storm Ashley with 36 red flood warnings in place in England and Wales meaning “flooding is expected” as well as a further 128 orange ...

Weather maps now show where the worst conditions are expected to be. Yellow warnings stretch from Scotland down to western England and parts of the Midlands ... the evening and overnight. READ MORE: ...

The Environment Agency has placed 146 flood alerts in England, 25 in Scotland and 18 ... 2 days ago13:04 Richard Ashmore Maps showing Storm Ashley have turned red and orange indicating the ...

"Localised coastal flooding impacts are probable from Friday to Sunday along parts of the North West and South West of England coasts and possibly more widely along the south coast of England.