Due to some of the wettest and stormiest weather ever to hit the United Kingdom much of England, Scotland & Wales have been inundated by flooding early in 2014. River banks burst and flooded lakes. The worst flooding includes Somerset, Aberystwyth, Christchurch, Dorset, Oxfordshire, South Wiltshire, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Isle of Wight. Storm surges driven by high tides and powerful winds slammed the coasts all across UK on the weekend leaving thousands of homes under water.
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