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Ladybbird · 06-01-24, 11:26

Storm Henk: Hundreds of Brits Evacuated After Severe Flooding

More Than 240 Flood Warnings STILL in Place as Britain Braces For BIG Freeze

Police Blast STUPID Drivers For Moving Road Closed Signs and Driving Into Floods

Dashcam footage captures moment motorist speeds through huge puddle and soaks binman

MailOnline 6 JAN 2024

London party boat sinks in Thames after heavy rainfall from Storm Henk

Police have blasted idiot drivers after they moved road signs and drove on into floods - saying their actions are the 'height of stupidity'.

Almost 250 flood warnings remain in place across England and Wales as conditions continue to cause travel chaos across the country.

Severe flooding has led to hundreds of people being evacuated, cows drowning, rail lines being blocked and roads turning to rivers amid torrential rain.

But while the Met Office predicts the wet weather has passed, water levels remain high and temperatures as low as minus 6C are predicted for the next few days with the UK Health Security Agency UKHSA) issuing a yellow cold weather alert.

Continuous rain for 41 days has racked misery across the UK as the wake of Storm Henk ravaged towns and villages.

Leicestershire Police slammed the motorists after CCTV captured them stopping their cars, getting out, moving the signs out of the way and driving on.

A police spokesman said 'This is the height of stupidity - these signs are put there for a purpose.

Submerged cars sit in a car park after heavy rains and sewer system overflows in Wallingford, Oxfordshire

A man paddles his small boat through the floodwaters in front of a house in Maisemore, Gloucestershire

Flood waters from the River Ouse surround properties in Barcombe Mills, East Sussex

The Environment Agency had 244 flood warnings, where flooding is expected, in place across England on Saturday - down from more than 300 on Friday morning.

Natural Resources Wales has warnings in place on the River Wye at Monmouth and the River Ritec at Tenby.

There were a further 262 flood alerts, where flooding is possible, in place across England and nine in Wales.

Data from the Environment Agency showed almost every river in England has reached exceptionally high levels with some reaching record levels.

Network Rail was working to repair damage caused by a landslip near Arlesey in Bedfordshire on Thursday, along with planned engineering works. They estimate affected lines will reopen by the start of Monday with a bus replacement service in place until then.

Local HERO Saving Mum and Child Trapped in Car From Rising Flood Waters Caught on Camera

The stunning videos show the moment a mother and three-year-old daughter were rescued from a car wedged under a bridge and gradually being submerged by rising flood water. Liam Stych has been praised as a 'local hero' after stepping in to save the pair in Birmingham on Tuesday (January 2).

The brave rescuer was out for a walk with his pregnant partner, Tia, when they spotted the family stuck in the car, BirminghamLive reports. In a video clip, Tia was heard telling the pair they would need to escape via the window.

A few seconds later, Liam was filmed pulling the child from the car. He also managed to save the mum before securing the vehicle to the bridge to stop it being washed away.

Officers at the scene hailed his bravery and called him a 'local hero'. Liam told the BBC that events unfolded fast but insisted he was not a hero. He said: "I said to the woman, 'now's your time you know, take my hand and we can go'. At that moment she just put her arms out to me for help.

"I don't know how we did it, but we sort of jumped in a way that we made it on to the grass."

"The car was going with the current," Tia told the BBC. "It was just scary."

Hundreds of Householders Face a Winter of Misery

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,641 Thanks: 27,645 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Storm Henk: Hundreds of Brits Evacuated After SEVERE Flooding-240 Warnings in Place Storm Henk: Hundreds of Brits Evacuated After Severe Flooding More Than 240 Flood Warnings STILL in Place as Britain Braces For BIG Freeze Police Blast STUPID Drivers For Moving Road Closed Signs and Driving Into Floods Dashcam footage captures moment motorist speeds through huge puddle and soaks binman MailOnline 6 JAN 2024 London party boat sinks in Thames after heavy rainfall from Storm Henk Police have blasted idiot drivers after they moved road signs and drove on into floods - saying their actions are the 'height of stupidity'. Almost 250 flood warnings remain in place across England and Wales as conditions continue to cause travel chaos across the country. *Severe flooding has led to hundreds of people being evacuated, cows drowning, rail lines being blocked and roads turning to rivers amid torrential rain.* But while the Met Office predicts the wet weather has passed, water levels remain high and temperatures as low as minus 6C are predicted for the next few days with the UK Health Security Agency UKHSA) issuing a yellow cold weather alert. Continuous rain for 41 days has racked misery across the UK as the wake of Storm Henk ravaged towns and villages. Leicestershire Police slammed the motorists after CCTV captured them stopping their cars, getting out, moving the signs out of the way and driving on. A police spokesman said 'This is the height of stupidity - these signs are put there for a purpose. Submerged cars sit in a car park after heavy rains and sewer system overflows in Wallingford, Oxfordshire A man paddles his small boat through the floodwaters in front of a house in Maisemore, Gloucestershire Flood waters from the River Ouse surround properties in Barcombe Mills, East Sussex The Environment Agency had 244 flood warnings, where flooding is expected, in place across England on Saturday - down from more than 300 on Friday morning. Natural Resources Wales has warnings in place on the River Wye at Monmouth and the River Ritec at Tenby. There were a further 262 flood alerts, where flooding is possible, in place across England and nine in Wales. Data from the Environment Agency showed almost every river in England has reached exceptionally high levels with some reaching record levels. Network Rail was working to repair damage caused by a landslip near Arlesey in Bedfordshire on Thursday, along with planned engineering works. They estimate affected lines will reopen by the start of Monday with a bus replacement service in place until then. Local HERO Saving Mum and Child Trapped in Car From Rising Flood Waters Caught on Camera The stunning videos show the moment a mother and three-year-old daughter were rescued from a car wedged under a bridge and gradually being submerged by rising flood water. Liam Stych has been praised as a 'local hero' after stepping in to save the pair in Birmingham on Tuesday (January 2). The brave rescuer was out for a walk with his pregnant partner, Tia, when they spotted the family stuck in the car, BirminghamLive reports. In a video clip, Tia was heard telling the pair they would need to escape via the window. A few seconds later, Liam was filmed pulling the child from the car. He also managed to save the mum before securing the vehicle to the bridge to stop it being washed away. Officers at the scene hailed his bravery and called him a 'local hero'. Liam told the BBC that events unfolded fast but insisted he was not a hero. He said: "I said to the woman, 'now's your time you know, take my hand and we can go'. At that moment she just put her arms out to me for help. "I don't know how we did it, but we sort of jumped in a way that we made it on to the grass." *"The car was going with the current," Tia told the BBC. "It was just scary."* Hundreds of Householders Face a Winter of Misery

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