Gloucestershire faces updated flood warnings as river levels rise, threatening homes and farmland. Residents are urged to take precautions and stay informed.
The Environment Agency issued these warnings this morning. No more rain is expected, but river levels will stay high for days due to recent heavy rainfall.
Residents in affected areas should move valuables to safety. The Agency is working with emergency services and local authorities to manage the situation.
For the Severn Ham warning, river levels are rising at Tewkesbury Upper Pound and Mythe Bridge. Flooding of properties, roads, and farmland is expected today.
In the Leigh and Apperley area, river levels are also rising. Flooding is likely to affect Gabb Lane and local caravan parks.
Flood warning areas include River Severn at Severn Ham and River Severn at Apperley and The Leigh.
As of 11:30 AM, the River Severn level at Mythe Bridge was 3.88 meters. Flooding is possible above 3.60 meters.
Several roads are closed today, including Brockhampton Lane and Newerne Street.
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