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Enhanced Flood Alert System Set to Improve Safety in Lincolnshire

Changes include improving the accuracy and the reach of alerts, Environment Agency says.

Enhanced Flood Alert System Set to Improve Safety in Lincolnshire

Communities across Lincolnshire, encompassing locations like Grantham, Boston, Lincoln, and Market Rasen, stand to benefit from a significant improvement to the flood alert system. This development comes courtesy of the Environment Agency, which has broadened the warning network to cover hundreds of additional residents. The ultimate goal is to issue more precise and instantaneous warnings. This enhancement comes in the wake of recent flooding incidents in the county, including those in January that saw over 30 flood alerts being released. Citizens are being urged to sign up for this upgraded service to guarantee they receive the most recent alerts without delay.

This report has been reworked from the original piece by www.bbc.com by The Lincoln Post.

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