Wed, 01 Jan, 2003 - 00:00
floods yesterday faced a gloomy start to the New Year after forecasters predicted yet more rain.
Firefighters faced a deluge of calls and are appealing to the public to dial 999 only in life-threatening situations.
Monday's downpours eased yesterday but that brought little relief to property owners, who are being warned that heavy rain could return today.
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