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Please select the category that most closely reflects your concern about the video, Many in Pontypridd, Taff’s Well and Nantgarw in Rhondda Cynon Taff, have also had their homes devastated.South Wales Fire and Rescue said they have received nearly 1,000 emergency calls since midnight.The Environment Agency’s (EA) flood and coastal risk management executive director John Curtin said on Sunday that there were a record 594 flood warnings and alerts in force.Mr Curtin tweeted: ‘Breaking: we now have the most flood warnings and alerts in force (594) in England than any other day on record.’In the 24 hours to 7am, Tredegar in south-eastern Wales received 105 mm of rain, while the fastest winds recorded in same period was in Aberdaron where 91 mph was recorded at 6pm on Saturday.The Met Office has also issued an amber rain warning until 3pm in most parts of Wales, while the Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has issued two severe flood warnings covering the River Neath at Aberdulais and the River Taff.A total of 156.2mm of rain fell at Crai Reservoir in Powys in the 48 hours from Friday to Sunday morning, it added.The average monthly rainfall for February in Wales is 111.1mm, the Met Office added.Severe flood warning have also been issued for the rivers Neath and Taff in South Wales, as well as the River Teme further north.In Nottinghamshire, a major incident has also been declared by police after the force received rescue calls throughout the night.At least 50 homes are understood to have been devastated by flood waters in Lowdham, Newark and Sherwood District Council.Superintendent Paul Burrows of Nottinghamshire Police said: ‘I would encourage people to only travel if their journey is absolutely necessary and to check local news, weather and traffic updates before they travel.‘We have declared the flooding to be a major incident and are, of course, continuing to monitor the situation as it unfolds.
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Video also shows vehicles driving through deep floodwaters, past stranded cars around Troedyrhiw and Aberfan.

... while rescue centres have been set up in Merthyr Tydfil. Eyewitness video of a landslide blocking a road on the way to Pontsticill in Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales. Merthyr Tydfil 7 day weather forecast including weather warnings, temperature, rain, wind, visibility, humidity and UV

browser that This video has some restrictions which may inhibit your use - please contact licensing@newsflare.com ‘We are continuing to follow weather forecasts as part of our ongoing response to the significant amount of rainfall we have seen overnight.’Caravans slip down hill in landslide as hundreds evacuated from holiday parkLearn how to retrain for a job in health and social careMap shows when thunderstorms are predicted to hit your area of the UKPassengers evacuated from train stuck in landslip day after derailment tragedyMajor London bridge closed with immediate effect after heatwave causes cracksCoronavirus was widespread across the UK earlier than previously thoughtSainsbury’s accused of sexism after woman was told to pull her top over her shortsBrits returning from France and Netherlands will have to quarantine for 14 daysGirl, 15, dies after routine dental operation so she could have braces fitted Storm Dennis declared a ‘major incident’ as people rescued from floods. Severe warnings – which mean a threat to life – have been issued in the River Teme, at Tenbury Wells and Burford, and the River Teme, at Eardiston.The fire service predicted the River Teme would peak at an ‘unprecedented level’ at 6.7m at about 6pm on Sunday.In a statement, Herefordshire Council said: ‘Please do not put yourself at unnecessary risk – avoid any unnecessary travel and do not enter flood water.‘Please check on your neighbours, especially if they are elderly or vulnerable.’Meanwhile, rescue teams in South Wales have been working around the clock to get residents to safety after their homes were devastated in the chaos this weekend.Around 80 flood warnings are in place in the region, after the River Taff burst its banks in Pontypool this morning.The Met Office has issued a ‘threat to life’ warning – the most severe of its kind – after more than a month’s worth of rain lashed down in 48 hours.South Wales Police have declared Sunday’s severe flooding as a major incident, as hundreds are being evacuated by boat in Monmouthshire and Neath, while rescue centres have been set up in Merthyr Tydfil.