What areas in southwest England are under flood warnings?

Flood warnings and alerts have been issued for coastal areas in Cornwall and Devon, including the Tidal Fal Estuary, Plymouth Sound, and stretches from Lizard Point to Rame Head.

When is the heavy rain and flooding expected in southwest England?

Heavy rain is forecast from Tuesday to Thursday, with a Met Office warning for rain active from Monday evening until Tuesday evening.

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England Braces for Torrential Rain and Coastal Flooding

Q: What precautions should people take during the predicted flooding?

Residents and visitors are urged to monitor the situation, avoid coastal roads, footpaths, and car parks that may be flooded, and activate any flood protection products.

2 Feb

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Summary

Several flood warnings are active in southwest England due to forecast heavy rain.
High tides are expected to cause flooding along coastal areas and estuaries.
A Met Office weather warning for rain is in effect from Monday evening to Tuesday.

England Braces for Torrential Rain and Coastal Flooding

Southwest England is on alert for significant flooding as heavy rain is predicted between Tuesday and Thursday. The Environment Agency has issued multiple flood warnings and alerts across Cornwall and Devon. Coastal areas, including the Tidal Fal Estuary, Plymouth Sound, and stretches from Lizard Point to Rame Head, are expected to experience flooding due to high tides.

A Met Office weather warning for rain will be active from Monday evening until Tuesday evening, forecasting potential flooding and transport disruption. Residents and visitors in affected areas are strongly advised to monitor the situation closely. They should also avoid coastal roads, footpaths, and car parks that may become submerged and prepare any flood protection measures they have.