StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: February 2020

What happens when a delivery driver tries to cross a flooded ford, and the results of "Storm Dennis" are coming down-stream ... [Storm Dennis - 11th to 18th February 2020, with the worst affects in the UK over the weekend of 15/16th February 2020]. Not my image : fair use & educational purposes

Run-off from the heavy rainfall associated with Storms Ciara and Dennis has produced spate [high flow] conditions in the River [South] Tyne, as seen on the 21st February 2020.

Run-off from the heavy rainfall associated with Storms Ciara and Dennis has produced spate [high flow] conditions in the River [South] Tyne, as seen on the 21st February 2020.

Additional heavy rain & runoff on the 20th February 2020, after Storms Ciara & Dennis had saturated the ground, so the interception ponds on the Slatey Sike flood prevention scheme are more than full.

The first half of February 2020 saw the UK subjected to first "Storm Ciara" and then "Storm Dennis" - this produced significant flooding in many parts of the country. This image is a screengrab (small ie 1024 pixels) from the "Sentinel" system - the prominent river system just to the left (west) of centre is the River Severn, showing some extensive flooding above Gloucester, as at 17th February 2020. See all sizes for a slightly larger format, which is slightly more legible. obv not my image : education and fair use.

Infographic map of the extensive flood warnings in England for 5th March 2020. These affected area are the predicted river levels (as on 14th February) and represent the results of Storms Ciara and Dennis [8th -11th February and 15th - 19th February 2020, respectively] on the already saturated landscape. Map issued by the The Environment Agency.

Further heavy rain on 20th February 2020, after Storms Ciara & Dennis earlier in the month, the ground was easily saturated and watercourses ran very full. The water retention ponds on Slatey Sike are overfull. [image zoomed in to show the situation] The image is very grey as heavy rain was falling from dense and low cloud.

The state of the Cambrian Coast railway at Afonwen after Storm Ciara - there really is a standard gauge line under that debris thrown up from the beach over the weekend of 8 -> 9 th February 2020. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Storm_Ciara After significant efforts, the line was cleared to reopen on 17th February 2020.