2015 Cumbria floods

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The 2015 Cumbria floods were a series of severe flooding events in Cumbria, England, caused by extreme rainfall from Storm Desmond that led to widespread damage to homes, infrastructure, and communities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flood
weather event
affectedArea Appleby-in-Westmorland NERFINISHED
Carlisle NERFINISHED
Cockermouth NERFINISHED
Glenridding NERFINISHED
Kendal NERFINISHED
Keswick NERFINISHED
Workington NERFINISHED
associatedWith Environment Agency flood warnings
Met Office red weather warnings
climateContext discussed in context of climate change and extreme weather in the UK
linked to unusually moist Atlantic airflows
country United Kingdom
followedBy subsequent winter flooding in northern England
hasCause Storm Desmond NERFINISHED
extreme rainfall
hasConsequence bridge damage
evacuation of residents
power outages
railway disruption
road closures
locatedIn Cumbria
England
North West England
mainImpact damage to homes
damage to infrastructure
disruption to communities
widespread flooding
partOf 2015–2016 United Kingdom and Ireland floods NERFINISHED
prompted deployment of military assistance
government emergency response
public appeals for donations
review of flood defences in Cumbria
record near-record rainfall totals in Cumbria
riverInvolved River Cocker NERFINISHED
River Derwent NERFINISHED
River Eden NERFINISHED
River Greta NERFINISHED
River Kent NERFINISHED
startTime 2015-12
timePeriod December 2015

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Cockermouth sufferedEvent 2015 Cumbria floods
Boxing Day floods 2015 partOf 2015 Cumbria floods
this entity surface form: 2015–2016 United Kingdom and Ireland floods