Storm Chandra has left a trail of disruption across the UK, with flood warnings and alerts in place for much of the country. The Environment Agency and Met Office have issued nearly 100 flood warnings in England, along with almost 200 alerts indicating possible flooding. Wales has 24 flood alerts. A red warning—meaning danger to life—has been issued for a river in south-west England.
Heavy rain falling on already saturated ground has exacerbated the situation. As day broke on Tuesday, communities braced for further impacts. The storm brought strong winds and persistent rain, causing travel disruptions and property damage in several areas.
Residents are sharing their experiences of the storm's aftermath. The public is encouraged to report how they have been affected and to submit photos of the damage, while prioritising personal safety. Authorities stress that extreme weather events carry real risks, and caution is advised when documenting impacts.
For those unable to use the online form, alternative contact methods are available. Terms of service and privacy policies apply to submissions. The Met Office continues to monitor the situation as Storm Chandra moves across the UK.
