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Wet and windy weather to continue into February
Looking further ahead into February, there are no signs of the weather settling down at all, with a powerful jet stream set to deliver more areas of low pressure.
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Looking further ahead into February, there are no signs of the weather settling down at all, with a powerful jet stream set to deliver more areas of low pressure.
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After weeks of flooding, and with more rain predicted Sedgemoor district council in the Somerset Levels declares a major incident in a bid to get long-term help from central government.
There are signs that it will turn more unsettled later this week and into next week, delivering more wet and windy weather that will no doubt raise concerns about the risk of flooding.
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