Originally Posted by
Iolaus
"Swathes of southern England are covered by water, as people are forced from their homes by the deluge.
The worst affected areas are West and East Sussex and Kent."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/968625.stm
With the greatest respect Iolaus, that report was dated five years ago, when we DID have some flooding here in the south.
Currently, we are in desperate need of rain in this part of the country, and prolonged rain at that, to restore the depleted water levels in the reservoirs, and natural aquifers which lie within the chalk of our local hills.
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