
Storm Chandra
EventStorm Chandra caused severe flooding in southwest England, particularly Devon, with danger-to-life warnings issued.
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Event Overview
Storm Chandra is a recent weather event characterized by heavy rainfall and strong winds that impacted the UK, particularly the southwest region. It is newsworthy due to the severe flooding it caused, prompting the Environment Agency (EA) to issue a red flood warning, indicating a danger to life, specifically for Ottery St Mary on the River Otter in Devon. Recent developments include reports of significant surface water and flooding across parts of Devon and Cornwall, with police advising against travel in Exeter, East, and Mid Devon. Residents in affected areas, like Taunton, Somerset, experienced floodwaters entering their homes. The storm's relevance lies in its immediate impact on communities, requiring emergency services and local authorities to respond to the flooding and warn residents of the potential dangers.
Last updated: January 28, 2026
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Storm Chandra live: danger to life warning as severe flooding expected in south-west England
