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What are the details of the weather warnings in Wales?
A yellow weather warning has been issued for Wales and parts of South West England, effective from Sunday at 9am until midnight. The Met Office warns of wind speeds reaching up to 60 mph in exposed coastal areas, along with heavy rain that could lead to surface water on roads.
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How has recent weather affected the UK?
The UK has faced significant weather challenges this week, including heavy rainfall that led to an amber warning and widespread flooding. Areas like Milton Keynes and Oxfordshire experienced severe flash floods, affecting over 650 properties and causing transport disruptions, particularly in rail services.
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What precautions should residents take?
Residents are advised to stay updated with weather forecasts and heed any warnings from local authorities. It's important to secure outdoor items, avoid unnecessary travel during severe weather, and prepare emergency kits in case of power outages or flooding.
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What areas are most at risk for flooding?
Communities in the Midlands and southern regions of the UK have been particularly affected by flooding. Areas still recovering from recent floods are at heightened risk, especially with the forecast of more heavy rain on Sunday.
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What should I do if I encounter flooding?
If you encounter flooding, avoid driving through water and seek higher ground if necessary. Always follow local emergency services' guidance and report any dangerous conditions to authorities. Stay safe and keep informed through reliable news sources.