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Storm Bert devastated England, at least 2 people died

Storm Bert devastated England, at least 2 people died

At least two people died after Storm Bert devastated much of the country. United Kingdom throughout the weekend.

A man was killed when a tree fell on his car on the A34 in England’s Hampshire County on Saturday. Accordingly Hampshire PoliceThe man was in his 60s.

A body was found Sunday morning during the search for 75-year-old Brian Perry, who disappeared from a riverbank in Wales on Saturday. floodNorth Wales Police said.

Police say the body has not been officially identified, but the man family reported.

North Wales Police Chief Inspector Simon Kneale said: “I would like to thank all the agencies involved in the search, which was carried out in very difficult circumstances, and the local community who supported teams in the area. Our thoughts are with the family during this difficult time. They have asked for their time and privacy to be respected.”

Rain totals in some parts of the UK exceeded 5.1 inches in just 24 hours, according to the UK’s weather agency The Met Office. Parts of southern England are still under a yellow weather warning for rain from the storm.

Much of Wales remains under flood warnings and alerts due to high river levels across the country.

Weather warnings for strong winds have been issued across southern England and parts of Scotland on Sunday. Wind The Met Office said winds of up to 75 mph were reported in some areas on Saturday.

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Received many regions in Scotland profit Strong winds and rain, as well as ice, as part of Storm Bert, photos from Stirling show.

Trip There was disruption caused by the storm across parts of the UK over the weekend. In England, Network Rail Lancashire & Cumbria announced that services were interrupted due to floods and floods. landslides.

Another railway, Northern Rail, also faced service disruptions over the weekend. Flooding at Ulverston prevented trains from running between Lancaster and Workington. network said.

The Met Office said Storm Bert will leave the north-east of England early on Tuesday.