Storm Bert chaos sees UK hit by a number of main flood warnings – see full record

The UK has been hit by several major flood warnings, spreading the entire country. With Storm Bert in full effect, flooding has been taking place in pretty much every town and city in some form.

And now the government has updated its flood warning list with 37 official warnings, as well as 150 flood alerts. Warnings mean that flooding is expected, while alerts mean that flooding is “possible”. The storm – which has already taken one life – is expected to last another 24 hours, bringing deluges of rain country-wide.

Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist Dan Holley said: “Storm Bert marks a shift to much milder air and wintry hazards will gradually diminish through the weekend, but heavy snowfall is expected across parts of northern England and Scotland for a time on Saturday, especially over higher ground, and warnings are in place.”

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It will last at least another 24-48 hours
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“Heavy rain through Saturday and Sunday, especially in southern and western parts of the UK, will also bring impacts for some with a number of warnings in place. We expect 50-75 mm of rainfall quite widely within the warning areas, but in excess of 100 mm is possible over high ground in parts of Wales and southwest England.”

“In addition, rapid melting of lying snow over the weekend and periods of strong winds are likely to exacerbate impacts and bring the potential for travel disruption, as well as flooding for some.”

The full list of flood warnings as of 9pm, November 23:

  • Ginge Brook between Steventon and Sutton Courtenay, including Milton and Drayton Mill areas

  • Midgelden Brook at Bacup Road – Gauxholme

  • Pearl Brook at Horwich, area close to the river from Bridge Street and Old Station Park to the M61

  • River Calder at Brearley and Luddenden Foot

  • River Calder at Callis Bridge and Charlestown

  • River Calder at Central Todmorden

  • River Calder at Eastwood

  • River Calder at Hebden Bridge – Mytholm and Hebble End

  • River Calder at Todmorden from the Cricket Ground to the Railway Bridge

  • River Calder at Todmorden – Harley Wood



Several warnings have been put in place
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  • River Calder at Todmorden – Patmos Burnley Road

  • River Calder from Todmorden to Eastwood

  • River Darwen at Ewood and Waterfall in Blackburn

  • River Dove at Hangingbridge and Church Mayfield

  • River Dove from Coldwall Bridge to Okeover

  • River Hamps at Waterhouses

  • River Irwell at Irwell Vale

  • River Irwell at Prestolee and Ringley Bridges

  • River Irwell at Rawtenstall

  • River Irwell at Strongstry and Chatterton

  • River Irwell at Stubbylee Bridge, Farholme area and Stacksteads, Brandwood Park areas

  • River Irwell at Summerseat, Riverside

  • River Irwell at Waterfoot

  • River Irwell from Buckley Wells to Radcliffe

  • River Ribble at Samlesbury, around Brockholes Reserve and Lower Brockholes Quarry

  • River Ribble at Walton-le-Dale, area from Fishwick Bottoms to Railway Bridge

  • Rivers in Accrington and Oswaldtwistle

  • River Teign (Lower) from Chudleigh to Kingsteignton

  • River Torridge (Lower) from Dolton to Bideford, including Taddiport and Weare Giffard

  • River Vyrnwy at Maesbrook

  • River Vyrnwy at Melverley

  • River Weaver at Shrewbridge Lodge

  • Skirden Beck and Kirk Beck at Bolton by Bowland

  • Walsden Water at Todmorden from Shade to Salford

  • Walsden Water at Walsden

  • Whitewell Brook at Piercy and Newchurch from Ashworth Road to Wood Lea Road

  • Whitewell Brook at Whitewell Bottom and Scout

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