Preparations Underway as Lincolnshire Braces for Storm Ciarán
Reports indicate that storm Ciarán is approaching Lincolnshire and is expected to cause heavy rain throughout the county in the subsequent days. Weather forecasts predict that the county will experience heavy downpours and strong winds from Wednesday, November 1 to Thursday, November 2.
Flood Warnings Issued Along River Witham
The Environment Agency has imposed a flood warning for River Witham and the adjoining Fens from Washingborough to Metheringham. Residents of Fiskerton village are particularly advised to stay alert due to the likely risks of flooding.
River Bain Levels Will Surge, Say Experts
Reports also suggest an impending rise in water levels of River Bain. To mitigate potential dangers, crews have been dispatched on-site to oversee the reservoir operations and manage the river levels at their peak.
Swift Action Taken to Reduce Flood Risk
In a preemptive measure against flooding, The Environment Agency removed debris from River Witham in Stamp End, Lincoln on Wednesday, November 1. Inhabitants are encouraged to remain updated on flood warnings in their respective areas.
Met Office Releases Yellow Warnings
The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for rain for certain parts of the United Kingdom, including extensive areas of the south coast on Wednesday, November 1, predicting wind gusts ranging between 70 to 80mph. Similar forecasts extend to Thursday, November 2 from 3am until 8pm.
Updates on Story Ciarán's impact and the county's preparatory measures will be continually reported as more information is received.