Severe Flooding and Snow Disrupt Travel in England

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Severe Flooding and Snow Disrupt Travel in England
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Heavy rains and snow have caused widespread flooding in England, forcing airport closures and disrupting travel. The Midlands region is particularly affected, with over 200 flood warnings issued. Life-threatening floods along the River Soar in Leicestershire have submerged mobile homes and farmland. Snow and ice have also led to road and rail closures, and temporary airport shutdowns in Manchester, Liverpool, and Aberdeen.

Caravans and cars sit in the floods of the Soar River in Barrow upon Soar, England on Jan. 7, 2025.Serious flooding swamped parts of England on Tuesday and snow forced three airports to close temporarily as wet and icy weather combined to extend travel chaos that has plagued the U.K. since the start of the year.

On Monday, dozens of people were rescued from flooded homes and stranded cars in the Midlands, and hundreds of schools were closed for the first day of classes of 2025 in northern areas of the U.K. One woman was rescued from a car by a pub owner who waded up to his chest in frigid floodwaters to pull her from the vehicle and carry her to safety.

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