Southeast and central southern England had more than twice the usual rainfall in nearly a month . Rainfall there in the first 28 days of January was the highest since records began in the first 28 days of January . Parts of southwest England have been under water for the first 28 days of January . The torrential rain has left villages on the Somerset Levels , a low-lying area of southwest England , under water for almost a month . The bad weather continues , with a number of flood warnings issued 1910 .
Southeast and central southern England had more than twice the usual rainfall in nearly a month . Rainfall there in the first 28 days of January was the highest since records began in the first 28 days of January . Parts of southwest England have been under water for the first 28 days of January . The bad weather continues , with a number of flood warnings issued 1910 .