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What areas are most affected by the severe weather warnings?
The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings primarily for southern England and South Wales. These regions are expected to experience the brunt of the heavy rainfall, which could lead to significant flooding and disruptions.
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How can residents prepare for potential flooding and disruptions?
Residents should prepare by securing outdoor items, checking drainage systems, and having an emergency kit ready. It's also advisable to stay updated with local news and weather forecasts to know when to take action.
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What are the expected impacts on travel and infrastructure?
Travel disruptions are anticipated due to heavy rain, with the Met Office warning of 'unpleasant conditions on roads.' Public transport cancellations may occur, and drivers should exercise caution and avoid flooded areas.
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What should people know about the upcoming weather conditions?
The weather is expected to worsen from Thursday through Friday, with predictions of up to a month's worth of rain falling in just two days. Residents should be vigilant and prepared for possible power cuts and flooding.
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How long will the severe weather warnings be in place?
The severe weather warnings are in effect until Friday, with a shift in conditions expected over the weekend. It's important to stay informed as the situation develops.
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What should you do if you encounter flooding?
If you encounter flooding, avoid driving through water and seek higher ground. Report any flooding to local authorities and follow their guidance for safety.