Environment Agency issues flood alert for Fylde coast as high tides threaten coastal areas after Storm Boelo
The Environment Agency has warned that flooding could also occur during the next high tide.
A flood alert has been issued for the coast between Fleetwood and Blackpool, with high tides expected to bring a risk of flooding on Monday evening and again on Tuesday.
The Environment Agency has warned that flooding is possible between 10pm and midnight on Monday, October 26, as high tides affect coastal areas. The alert covers Fleetwood, Larkholme, Broadwater, Cleveleys, Rossall Beach, Anchorsholme, Blackpool and Revoe.
Coastal roads and footpaths in these locations are expected to be among the areas most at risk, with car parks also potentially affected.
Further flood risk on Tuesday
The Environment Agency has warned that flooding could also occur during the next high tide on Tuesday, October 27, between 10.30am and 12.30pm. The agency said it was closely monitoring the situation as the risk of flooding continued across the Fylde Coast.
Residents and visitors are being urged to take care around the affected coastal areas and avoid coastal roads, footpaths and car parks, which may be flooded. The alert comes as the region continues to experience unsettled weather, with coastal communities being advised to remain aware of changing conditions.
The Environment Agency has advised people to stay away from potentially flooded areas during the periods identified in the alert.