Warning major rivers could be flooded until Tuesday
manchestereveningnews.co.ukThe Environment Agency has warned that flooding from major rivers could continue until Tuesday, amid widespread disruption caused by Storm Babet which is posing a “risk to life” in some areas.
Three people have died since the storm hit the UK on Wednesday, while a search continues in Aberdeenshire after a report of a man trapped in a vehicle in floodwater.
Meanwhile in Greater Manchester, water levels are falling across Greater Manchester but flood alerts remain in place after heavy rain battered the region.
Residents in parts of Tameside, Manchester, and Stockport were warned to 'act now' over likely flooding on Friday (October 20). READ MORE: Storm Babet latest: More flood warnings issued across Greater Manchester as residents told 'act now' - full details READ MORE: Storm Babet: Saturday's hour-by-hour Met Office forecast for Greater Manchester Conditions have now improved across the region, with the worst of the rain expected to have cleared.
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