FLOODING is forecast to follow the heavy snow that brought large areas of the country to a halt.
The Met Office warned of a "messy old weekend" as swollen rivers prompted concern in almost 400 places.
A total of 43.2mm of rain fell in Harbertonford, South Devon, with 34.3mm at Fylingdales on the North Yorks Moors. Both 24-hour readings were half the monthly average.
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