Flood warnings across UK
Flood warnings and alerts remain in place across the country as forecasters predict more wet weather. 2012 looks set to become the wettest year on record for the UK.
Public warned to 'remain vigilant' over flooding
The Environment Agency has warned the public to "remain vigilant" over flooding as more heavy rain is forecast for the country.
Flood warnings and alerts are currently in place in the following regions:
- Anglia - 9 warnings; 23 alerts
- Midlands - 22 warnings; 25 alerts
- Northeast - 5 warnings; 13 alerts
- Northwest - 1 warning; 18 alerts
- Southeast - 27 warnings; 55 alerts
- Southwest - 13 warnings; 48 alerts
- Wales - 2 warnings; 34 alerts
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