Boris Johnson – Warnings to drivers as Storm Christoph continues to batter area

Rain is predicted to final till tomorrow, with warnings for areas alongside many rivers, and the Met Workplace this afternoon added a yellow warning for ice.

Flood boundaries are in place on the River Severn in Bewdley, which was badly hit by flooding in 2020, because the city prepares for the injury that may be brought on by Storm Christoph.

A yellow climate warning stays in place till Thursday.

The Midlands may see double the typical rainfall for the entire month in two-and-a-half days.

The West Midlands is within the grip of a climate warning, with the Met Workplace predicting 9 hours of rain within the Black Nation.

The Met Workplace has warned houses and companies are more likely to be flooded, inflicting injury to some buildings.

It issued a “hazard to life” warning attributable to fast-flowing or deep flood water, whereas there’s a “good likelihood” some communities may be lower off by flooded roads.

Throughout Prime Minister’s questions, Stafford MP Theo Clarke known as Boris Johnson to decide to her marketing campaign for a flood centre in Stafford.

She hopes that the centre can be manned 24/7 for residents to name instantly in the event that they want help.

In response to her query, Mr Johnson stated: “The Setting Company is working hand in glove with the native authority to discover a answer to the issues in Sandon Highway and at Sandyford Brook.”

Elsewhere in Staffordshire, police have acquired a variety of reviews of flooding in areas of Biddles Lane, close to Swynnerton and on the A5013 in the direction of Eccleshall.

Officers have reminded motorists to take additional care on the roads at the moment and keep away from driving by flood water and to solely make important journeys.

There at the moment are 53 climate warnings in place throughout Enlgand as river ranges are set to proceed to rise.