A flood warning has been issued for a Suffolk town after the heavy rain has caused river levels to sharply rise.
The Environment Agency has warned people living in Halesworth that flooding is expected throughout the town as water levels on The Beck are increasing rapidly.
This follows the heavy rain in the region this morning.
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The areas most at risk are the Thoroughfare, Chediston Street, Saxons Way, School Lane, the A144 and on the railway line.
The Environment Agency has said that there may be issues with surface water flooding and driving conditions, especially with further rain forecast throughout this afternoon and evening.
They have wanted that flood water can be dangerous and should be avoided.
The Agency is closely monitoring the situation and will release updates as it unfolds.
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