Dorset
On 07 June 2025, flooding occurred on the slip road from Cooper Dean Roundabout onto Wessex Way in Bournemouth. A car became stuck in the flood water, prompting police to block a lane to manage the situation. No injuries or further impacts were reported (Bournemouth Echo). Additionally, flooding on the entry sliproad from Castle Lane East caused Wessex Way towards town to be blocked on the evening of 07 June 2025. This disruption to traffic was reported to have cleared later the same evening (Bournemouth One).

Kent
On 07 June 2025, torrential rain led to flash flooding at the Pentagon Shopping Centre in Chatham. Water entered the building from both the High Street and The Brook, resulting in the closure of the shopping centre. Although water was removed, parts of the building remained wet and unsafe for customers and staff, with cleanup operations ongoing. The centre expected to reopen all shops by 09 June 2025. The Chatham Bowl remained open via a separate entrance. The flooding followed heavy rainfall and thunderstorms across Kent on the evening of 07 June 2025 (Kent Online).

Greater Manchester
On the morning of 5 June 2025, heavy rain in Manchester city centre caused flooding on a section of the Metrolink tram track, resulting in high standing water. This flooding led to tram services from East Didsbury towards Rochdale being diverted and not calling at Exchange Square. The disruption lasted until the stop reopened by 9:30am. Additionally, there was widespread disruption reported on some rail lines in and out of Piccadilly station, though it is not confirmed if this was directly caused by flooding (Manchester Evening News).

Merseyside
On 5 June 2025, heavy rain caused flash flooding under a railway bridge on Bedford Road, Bootle. A car carrying two adults and a baby became stranded in approximately three-foot-deep floodwater contaminated with sewage. One man escaped through the car window, waded through the floodwater, and rescued the baby. The fire brigade arrived and rescued the remaining adult. Due to exposure to sewage-contaminated water, all three occupants were hosed down by emergency responders. This incident required emergency services intervention and caused distress to those involved (Liverpool Echo).

Greater Manchester
On 03 June 2025, heavy rainfall caused flooding on the M60 motorway near Ashton-under-Lyne. The anticlockwise exit slip road at junction 23 was closed due to flooding, resulting in standstill traffic and severe congestion between junctions 23 and 24. National Highways classified the incident as 'severe'. Although the lane was reopened later in the morning, heavy traffic continued around junction 24. The flooding was cleared by late morning (Manchester Evening News).

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