Overview
- Storm Conall has brought up to 50mm of rain to parts of southern England, with yellow weather warnings issued by the Met Office.
- Nearly 100 flood warnings remain in place, including a severe 'danger to life' alert for the River Nene in Northamptonshire, where residents have been urged to evacuate.
- Train services across southern England, including routes in Kent, Sussex, and the Isle of Wight, have been canceled due to flooding, with delays also reported in Wales and London.
- Communities are still recovering from Storm Bert, which caused significant flooding, left hundreds of homes underwater, and resulted in at least five deaths over the weekend.
- Meteorologists predict clearer and colder weather in the coming days, with frost and freezing fog expected in rural areas, though minor flooding risks persist in some regions.