All the flood warnings still in place across Greater Manchester and latest weather forecast
manchestereveningnews.co.ukA number of flood 'warnings' and flood 'alerts' remained in force across Greater Manchester on Tuesday morning. A Met Office weather warning for rain, however, is no longer in place for the Greater Manchester region, easing fears of further torrential downpours after a day of consistent rainfall on Monday.
Roads were reported flooded across the city region last night, with several rivers said to have reached record levels. A total of 11 flood warnings remained in force today.
It's the second most severe alert issued by the Environment Agency. READ MORE: Greater Manchester weather LIVE as FOURTEEN flood warnings and alerts in place Separate flood alerts, which mean flooding is possible, are in place for parts of Leigh and Wigan and Bramhall, Stockport, Sale, Altrincham and Urmston. FLOOD WARNINGS: FLOOD ALERTS Bus services were being diverted in some parts of Greater Manchester on Tuesday.
The roundabout on Mainway, Middleton, flooded, leading to diversions, said Stagecoach. Localised flooding was also reported in Golborne, Wigan.
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