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Exeter Airport reopens after floods and cars submerged in huge downpour - Vimarsana News

Exeter Airport reopens after floods and cars submerged in huge downpour

Exeter Airport has reopened after flash floods left parts of Devon and Southern Wales underwater over the weekend.

Source: lbc.co.uk
UK weather: Half a month's rain may fall in one hour, with lives at risk, Met Office warns - Vimarsana News

UK weather: Half a month's rain may fall in one hour, with lives at risk, Met Office warns

Heavy rain brought 'torrential downpours' across parts of England

Brits face rush hour commuter chaos after thunderstorms and torrential downpours flooded roads as Met Office issues another weather warning today - Vimarsana News

Brits face rush hour commuter chaos after thunderstorms and torrential downpours flooded roads as Met Office issues another weather warning today

After temperatures hit 28C (82F) in central London on Saturday, forecasters say we have now seen the 'last breath' of summer and are facing a fortnight of topsy-turvy weather.

Exeter Airport reopens after flash flooding - Vimarsana News

Exeter Airport reopens after flash flooding

Teams worked overnight at Exeter Airport to clean up after flooding affected the terminal.

Source: bbc.co.uk
It's Soaking September! Map reveals how Britain is set for more flood misery with SEVEN inches of rain set to fall in 36 hours from tomorrow - as nation clears up after deluge left roads and homes under water - Vimarsana News

It's Soaking September! Map reveals how Britain is set for more flood misery with SEVEN inches of rain set to fall in 36 hours from tomorrow - as nation clears up after deluge left roads and homes under water

Britain is set for more flooding misery as eight inches of rain are set to fall within just 36 hours from tomorrow - as the country clears up after downpours left roads and homes under water.