Last updated: Friday 27th November at 06:59 GMT
Published at 09:00 on 23rd November
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(Next update at 09:00 on 30th November)
Written by Elizabeth Saary
The past week saw some unprecedented amounts of rainfall in parts of the UK. Over the course of a day and a half, a record 372.4mm of rain fell at Seathwaite in Cumbria giving rise to severe flooding in the county.
Further rain and strong winds over the following weekend, although unwelcome, did not exacerbate the problem and the flood waters eventually receeded leaving widespread damage to property, buildings and transport links.
The coming week sees the very unsettled weather continue with more wind and rain resulting in a risk of further localised flooding in parts of the UK, although nothing quite as widespread or devastating is expected.
BBC Weather in association with the Met Office
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