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When the heavy rain arrives the river will rise quickly in response and will cause additional flooding impacts to land, gardens and roads
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The most persistent rain is expected over hills and accompanied by gusts of 45-55 mph over hills and around coasts
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The Environment Agency share an update to the earlier Flood Alert - with details of what's expected on Thursday morning
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Strong winds will be an additional hazard with gusts of 40-50 mph inland and perhaps briefly 60-70 mph along some exposed coasts, says the Met Office
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For one hour either side of high water, very minor impact flooding will affect some sea front roads, esplanades and car parks across the Island
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Up to 20mm of rain is forecast over the coming days and a Flood Alert remains in place for the Eastern Yar
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Cllr Ian Dore says it vital that local residents have a say on how they move forward with the programme to tackle flooding
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Though the worst of the weather has passed, the network remains wet in many locations so motorists are advised to drive with extra caution
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Flooding has occurred in several areas of the Isle of Wight overnight leading the Environment Agency to issue more flood warnings
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Further heavy rain is forecast over the next 24 hours, with a possible 20mm to 40mm expected
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More heavy rain and strong winds are on the way tomorrow say the Met Office
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More heavy rain is forecast overnight, with wind gusts of up to 45 mph in some areas on Tuesday
