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Article Tags: Front Page News, Met Office, UK Winter Forecast 2012/13, World Temperatures
BRITAIN was on flood alert last night after a deluge of rain and snow storms hit large swathes of the country.
Downpours drenched southern England for up to 10 hours and the West Country was hit by a shock heavy snowfall.
Last night the Environment Agency had issued 15 flood warnings and 79 flood alerts. A spokesman said homes in the South-west and East Anglia had been hit by floods.
The Met Office also issued severe weather warnings for large parts of the UK. Experts predicted that tonight will be the coldest Bonfire Night this century.
As millions of Britons woke up yesterday to icy conditions and winds of up to 60mph, at least one bridge was in danger of collapse and part of the M4 was blocked by floods, leading to tailbacks in South Wales.
Source: express.co.uk
2012-11-05 09:50:35