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East Devon District Council's StreetScene team cleaning up after flooding
To ensure that you are kept informed about extreme weather, the Environment Agency's flood alerts, as well as the usual Met Office weather warnings, were sent to subscribers as a trial last week.
To provide more choice over the emails that you receive, you can now opt to receive either weather warnings, or flood alerts, by email, or to receive both.
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If you do not sign up for flood alerts, you will only receive the Met Office's weather warnings and alerts for the South West of England.
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