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Currently upto 5 flood warnings in the Southwest and from what i've heard from my cousins near Skilgate in Somerset its coming down very very heavy. I can see Tarr Steps washing away again and Dulverton bridge being damaged by the water. Our local river is rising at the rate of about an inch/hour.

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Currently upto 5 flood warnings in the Southwest and from what i've heard from my cousins near Skilgate in Somerset its coming down very very heavy. I can see Tarr Steps washing away again and Dulverton bridge being damaged by the water. Our local river is rising at the rate of about an inch/hour.

 

HI MATT weres skilgate so it raining very at yours now then thanks jon :thumbup:

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HI MATT weres skilgate so it raining very at yours now then thanks jon :thumbup:

 

Near Petton or between Wivey (Wiveliscombe) and Waterrow.

 

https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=Skilgate&hl=en&ll=51.037643,-3.440866&spn=0.01808,0.049567&sll=53.800651,-4.064941&sspn=8.701745,25.378418&oq=skilgate&t=h&hnear=Skilgate,+Somerset,+United+Kingdom&z=15

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Currently upto 5 flood warnings in the Southwest and from what i've heard from my cousins near Skilgate in Somerset its coming down very very heavy. I can see Tarr Steps washing away again and Dulverton bridge being damaged by the water. Our local river is rising at the rate of about an inch/hour.

 

Hi all it raining very hard and high winds here now it all mad thanks jon

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