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Essex Fire pull woman from River Roding near Loughton | Epping Forest Guardian - Vimarsana News

Essex Fire pull woman from River Roding near Loughton | Epping Forest Guardian

A dog walker was rescued from 'fast flowing' water in the River Roding near Loughton yesterday.

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UK weather: Up to 10cm of snow prompts warning of 'significant disruption' in England - Vimarsana News

UK weather: Up to 10cm of snow prompts warning of 'significant disruption' in England

The snow warnings follow bad weather on Friday which caused disruption to a further rollout of Covid vaccinations

Weather: River Roding bursts its banks near Abridge, Essex - Vimarsana News

Weather: River Roding bursts its banks near Abridge, Essex

By Lewis Berrill @LewisBerrill Chief reporter - east London and west Essex The River Roding after it burst its banks in Abridge, Essex. Heavy snow and freezing rain is set to batter the UK this week, with warnings issued over potential power cuts and travel delays. The River Roding burst its banks following heavy rain and further flood warnings are in place today. The river, which runs from Dunmow through Epping Forest and east London before joining the River Thames, burst its ...

Up to 10cm of snow for parts of England as Met Office issues amber warning - Vimarsana News

Up to 10cm of snow for parts of England as Met Office issues amber warning

Luke Miall, meteorologist at the Met Office, said patches of snow could even reach down into parts of Greater London. “The east of England is the area where we can see the highest impact from the snowfall,” he said. “In terms of the amount of snowfall, we’re likely to see in the region of one to three centimetres quite widely within that area but potentially as much as five to 10 centimetres in some places. “That’s a fairly decent amount of snow and enough to cause some fairly significant disruption.” The Met Office amber warning, which covers large areas of Cambridgeshire, Esse...