Which London flights and trains are disrupted by Storm Bram?

"Flights and trains have been disrupted due to Storm Bram, as parts of the UK are battered by strong gusts and heavy rainfall. There were 39 flood warnings, and 171 flood alerts, in England on Tuesday morning. Areas of York were pictured submerged in rainwater. York has faced flooding due to Storm Bram (Danny Lawson/PA) The main areas affected by flooding included Bristol Avon from Chippenham to Melksham in Wiltshire, Plymouth Sound in Devon, the River Derwent at Stamford Bridge in York,"

"Dan Holley, Met Office deputy chief meteorologist, said: Whilst there is some uncertainty as to the exact track and intensity of the area of low pressure as it passes close to western Scotland later on Tuesday, many parts of the UK are likely to see spells of rain which, given saturated ground, could lead to flooding and delays to road and rail travel."

Storm Bram brought strong gusts and heavy rainfall across parts of the UK, triggering 39 flood warnings and 171 flood alerts. Significant flooding affected areas including York, Bristol Avon (Chippenham to Melksham), Plymouth Sound, the River Derwent at Stamford Bridge, and West Bay East Beach. The Met Office warned that uncertainty over the low-pressure track could still produce spells of rain that, on saturated ground, risk further flooding and transport delays. Heathrow saw cancellations to flights to Ireland and Scotland and some delays, while South Western Railway reported severe weather delays and National Rail closed the Swindon–Bristol Parkway section.

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