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Rain eases but flood warnings persist in Storm Claudia's wake

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November 16, 2025

Parts of England and Wales are at risk of further flooding in the wake of Storm Claudia, the Environment Agency warned yesterday.

- Lin Jenkins

While the rainfall had largely subsided, the agency said the runoff into rivers could cause them to burst their banks.

A major incident was declared in south Wales as emergency services worked to get people and animals to places of safety in and around Monmouth, after severe and widespread flooding. Motorists were asked to stay away from the area for their own safety and to allow emergency service vehicles access.

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