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'Floodwater is a threat to life' - warns Environment Agency - Vimarsana News

'Floodwater is a threat to life' - warns Environment Agency

The Environment Agency have warned that there is a threat to life in Cumbria due to flooding after heavy rain.

Immediate action required: Flood alerts and warning issued - Vimarsana News

Immediate action required: Flood alerts and warning issued

Upper River Eden There is currently a warning in place for Keswick Campsite. A spokesman for EA said: "River levels are forecast to rise at the Stockdalewath and Cummersdale river gauges during early Saturday morning in response to persistent heavy rainfall expected overnight into Saturday. "Consequently, flooding of roads and farmland is expected. Flooding is expected to affect low lying land and roads in the Millhouse, Caldbeck, Sebergham, Ivegill, Stockdalewath, Dalston, Cummersdale, Denton Holme, Greystoke, Plumpton, Upperby and Harraby Green areas. " High river levels are po...

Warning for north and west Cumbria as seven flood alerts remain in place - Vimarsana News

Warning for north and west Cumbria as seven flood alerts remain in place

FLOOD alerts, including one for Carlisle, remain in force for north and west Cumbria. The Flood Information Service has seven flood alerts in the area and one flood warning - in the region there are a total of 13 alerts after "persistent" rains. Alerts indicate that "flooding is possible - be prepared" - warnings indicate that "flooding is expected - immediate action required". The flood alerts in place include: Lower River Eden A spokesman said: "Flooding is expected to affect low lying land and roads in the Crosby-on-Eden, Linstock, Carlisle and Rockcliffe areas. High river levels...