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of Hampshire, Surrey and Berkshire as well as the Midlands and northern England. Figure 3. Visible satellite imagery for 1244z on 24 May 1989. There were reports of heavy rain and flooding across many areas with some places having well over two inches of rainfall – Oxford and Basingstoke both reported
1989. There were reports of heavy rain and flooding across many areas with some places having well over two inches of rainfall – Oxford and Basingstoke both reported over 68 mm (2.6 inches) during the day, much of which fell in the space of a couple of hours. Rain-gauge site Sandford Sewage Works
February. The following night (1 st February) the snow didn’t die out as expected, especially around the Basingstoke area. On the basis of the information available a medium impact Yellow warning was issued. In hindsight an Amber warning for a larger area would have been more approprioate. This led
the village of North Cadbury was flooded at both ends, with the village hall taking in evacuated residents as multiple properties succumbed to surface water flooding. When the downpours moved further east an ensuing landslip blocked the Basingstoke to Winchester rail line. Later that day a section
and railways in Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, and Nottinghamshire. Heavy rain in south-east England on the 9th caused flooding on the A3 near Putney, with minor flooding elsewhere across the region. A landslip blocked one line out of four on the railway between Fleet and Basingstoke
to flooding, with trains between Caterham and Purley suspended due to flooding. Tennis matches at The Queens Club championships were delayed by rain, and flooding was reported across Basingstoke and parts of Buckinghamshire. There were reports of flooding on the A316, and fallen trees in Rushmoor
