Sandbach: Warning to motorists as the aftermath of Storm Franklin leaves us with floods

By Deborah Bowyer

22nd Feb 2022 | Local News

Heavy rain is making driving conditions around the Sandbach area difficult today
Heavy rain is making driving conditions around the Sandbach area difficult today

The aftermath of Storm Franklin caused a difficult start for motorists in Sandbach today.

Winds have dropped but the roads are slippery from heavy rain and puddles galore are everywhere as this photo shows.

The RAC Breakdown service issued a warning to motorists on Friday which still stands.

RAC sokesman Rod Dennis said: "Drivers will be glad to see the back of Storm Eunice but it looks like conditions on the roads will remain challenging.

"With winds still strong and gusty, it's important drivers don't take any chances, so we urge them to slow down and leave plenty of space between themselves and the vehicle in front.

"It's not just strong winds that they people have needed to contend with – on Sunday intense rainfall became a feature making driving arduous.

"People should consider postponing their journeys, and for those who have to drive, it's vital they keep their wits about them at all times."

     

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