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Streets have been left 'looking like a beach' after being badly damaged by flash floods. <br/><br/>Parts of the town centre in leafy Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, had to close for safety reasons after being hit with 40mm of rain in just an hour on Sunday afternoon (12/5).<br/><br/>Pavements were torn up and parts of the road surface was washed away to leave behind sand while several businesses were flooded by the deluge.
Streets have been left 'looking like a beach' after being badly damaged by flash floods. <br/><br/>Parts of the town centre in leafy Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, had to close for safety reasons after being hit with 40mm of rain in just an hour on Sunday afternoon (12/5).<br/><br/>Pavements were torn up and parts of the road surface was washed away to leave behind sand while several businesses were flooded by the deluge.
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