UK Weather: Flood warnings in place and heavier rain en route

Britons are being urged to take action at a high risk of flooding over the next 24 hours.
A total of 32 flood warnings and 84 flood warnings are currently in effect across England and Wales this morning.
This means that disruption to roads, homes and businesses can be expected after a weekend of wet and windy weather.
Barriers have been erected along the River Severn in Worcestershire after it burst its banks yesterday while downpours left fields submerged in Wiltshire, Carmarthenshire and Herefordshire.
The Met Office has issued two amber rain warnings for tomorrow covering parts of North West England, the West Midlands and West Wales.
Flooding of homes and businesses is ‘probable’ and transport disrupted.
Power and other services may also be disrupted if strong winds hit.
“Breaks of rain will spread across England and Wales on Tuesday,” the Met Office warns.
“This will be most severe and persistent in parts of Wales, particularly at higher elevations.
“Rain amounts of 80-100 mm could accumulate over high altitudes.”
The situation won’t get much better on Wednesday and Thursday as heavy showers and strong winds are also forecast.
It comes as experts warn a “pothole crisis” is gripping the nation as winter frosts ravage roads with cracks and holes.
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