Environment Agency warns of flooding risk after Storm Boelo
Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 26 Oct, 17:38 · Archive
The Environment Agency has issued flood alerts for coastal areas after Storm Boelo, with high tides posing a continued threat.
The Environment Agency has warned that the Fylde coast and Lancashire face flooding risks as high tides follow in the wake of Storm Boelo. Alerts have been issued covering Monday and Tuesday, with the agency cautioning that flooding could occur during the next high tide.
Wet weather and rising tides prompted concerns about public safety during the storm. Lytham Coastguard was among those battling the challenging conditions brought by strong winds and high water levels.
How it is being reported
- Lytham jetty is snapped in two by dangerous Storm Boelo windsLytham Jetty was ripped in two on Sunday as Storm Boelo brought dangerously strong winds to the Fylde coast.Lancashire Post · 26 Oct, 17:44
- Lancashire flood alerts for Monday and Tuesday as high tides threaten coastal areas after Storm BoeloLancashire flood alerts have been issues for Monday and Tuesday as high tides threaten coastal areas after Storm Boelo.Lancashire Post · 26 Oct, 17:11
- 'Thank you' - Lytham Coastguard message after battling high tides and strong winds from Storm BoeloWet weather and rising tides prompted concerns about public safety.Blackpool Gazette · 26 Oct, 16:55
- Environment Agency issues flood alert for Fylde coast as high tides threaten coastal areas after Storm BoeloThe Environment Agency has warned that flooding could also occur during the next high tide.Blackpool Gazette · 26 Oct, 16:26
In this story: Environment Agency · Fylde coast · Lancashire · Lytham Coastguard · Storm Boelo
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