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Major incident declared in South Yorkshire as Storm Christoph set to bring flooding, snow and gales

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direct to your inboxA major incident has been declared in South Yorkshire as Storm Christoph is set to bring widespread flooding, gales and snow to parts of the UK.An amber weather warning for heavy rain is in place from Tuesday to Thursday for central northern England, affecting an area around Manchester, Leeds and Sheffield and stretching down to Peterborough.

In South Yorkshire, a major incident has been declared and people are being warned they need to prepare for potential flooding and possible evacuations.

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UK temperatures could drop as low as minus 10 as Storm Christoph gives way to big freeze
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A555 Airport Relief Road still closed due to flooding
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