M25 anticlockwise closes lanes due to flooding near Enfield

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 07:58 · Archive

Two lanes on the M25 anticlockwise have closed due to flooding between Junctions 25 and 24 near Enfield and Potters Bar.

Motorists are facing long delays after flooding forced the closure of two lanes on a busy stretch of the M25. The M25 anticlockwise is affected between Junction 25 for the A10 at Enfield and Junction 24 for the A111 at Potters Bar, with lanes three and four closed.

Congestion is stretching back to Junction 26 at Waltham Abbey, with traffic building on the approach to the affected section. Drivers are currently facing travel times of around 35 minutes as a result of the lane closures.

How it is being reported

• Severe delays as major route FLOODS in stormM25 flooding causes long delays anticlockwise between Junctions 25 and 24, with two lanes closed near Enfield and Potters Bar; congestion reaches Waltham Abbey.Colchester Gazette · 23 Oct, 07:19
• Severe delays as major route FLOODS in stormM25 flooding causes long delays anticlockwise between Junctions 25 and 24, with two lanes closed near Enfield and Potters Bar; congestion reaches Waltham Abbey.Echo (Basildon) · 23 Oct, 07:19
• Severe delays as major route FLOODS in stormM25 flooding causes long delays anticlockwise between Junctions 25 and 24, with two lanes closed near Enfield and Potters Bar; congestion reaches Waltham Abbey.Brentwood Guardian · 23 Oct, 07:19

In this story: M25 · Enfield · Potters Bar · Waltham Abbey · Junction 25 · Junction 24

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