Wild weather
Heavy storms and flooding across the UK
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Heavy rain, thunder & BIG hailstones, floods. 10 minute shop becomes 2 hour expedition.by whypad via twitter 6/28/2012 5:32:36 PM -

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Forecasters from Meteogroup, the weather forecasting arm of the Press Association, said England and Wales north of a line from the Bristol Channel to the Wash had been hit by severe weather. -

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Around 70 properties have been hit by flooding, according to the Environment Agency. -

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Political leaders in Northern Ireland have been forced to try to calm public anger about the handling of flash floods which swamped parts of Belfast and County Antrim, with further downpours forecast as thousands struggle to clean up flood damage. -
This graphic reveals record levels for the River Rede at Otterburn. -
RT @EnvAgencyYNE: We have 4 #flood warnings and 20 flood alerts in #Yorkshire #Newcastle & #Northumberland t.co #floodawareby Environment Agency via twitter 6/28/2012 6:32:48 PM -

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Eldest daughter been on way home for 3 hours and is still stuck due to road closures due to flooding. Other daughter basking in 25 degrees!by Sprokitt via twitter 6/28/2012 6:42:32 PM -
Can't be believe its been such a stunning day here in London and up north there is flooding. Hope everyone is OK up north #besafeby MarcusWeedon via twitter 6/28/2012 6:42:44 PM -

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