The ‘major incident’ declared in Somerset due to persistent flooding is now entering its fourth consecutive week. Residents and emergency services continue to grapple with the consequences of prolonged heavy rainfall, which has severely impacted the region.
Authorities have issued a new 26-hour rain warning, forecasting further downpours that threaten to exacerbate already challenging conditions. Efforts to manage rising water levels are underway, but the extended wet weather poses ongoing risks to homes, infrastructure, and communities.
Local officials urge residents to remain vigilant and prepared as the situation develops. Flood defense measures continue to be implemented, but the unpredictable nature of the weather keeps pressure on emergency response teams.
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As Somerset faces another week of wet conditions, the community’s resilience and cooperative spirit remain vital in overcoming the crisis.