He picked up the storm despite overcoming the consequences of Typhoon Dirk

The UK continued to welcome the new storm while the consequences of the storm Dirk landed just before Christmas had not been overcome.

The UK weather forecast agency said a new low pressure is rising into a storm in the Atlantic Ocean, which will cause heavy rain and strong winds across the UK as it approaches land from the night of December 26.

Due to the impact of this depression, from the night of December 26, the western coastal area of ​​England had heavy rain with average rainfall from 10mm to 20mm. However, the southern coastal provinces are at greatest risk of flooding due to flooding in the previous storm.

A car was left behind when the water level of the Mole River increased on December 24.(Source: Getty)

The weather forecast agency also said that the new storm is in danger of spilling trees, causing power outages and disrupting traffic activities, especially in the southern areas that have not yet overcome the storm consequences. earlier this week.

There are still 13,000 households losing power and about 1,000 households still suffering from flooding. Flood warning is still valid at more than 70 points, mainly in the southern coastal areas and areas near the river.

Hurricane Dirk earlier this week killed four British people, tens of thousands of households lost power, thousands of households fell into flooding and hundreds of people were evacuated.

Christmas reunification activities were also severely affected and some chaotic scenes happened at Gatwick International Airport in London, when the northern station lost power to more than 60 The flight was canceled and the remaining flights were delayed for many hours.

Thousands of passengers were congested at the airport and many people expressed anger, causing police to intervene.

The British Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said it would investigate the case while airport authorities said heavy rain caused the river Mole to overflow, flooding the area around the runway and the station. North.