Flooding caused havoc across Horsham amid Storm Ciaran

Chief reporter

Published 2nd Nov 2023, 16:14 GMT

Updated 6th Nov 2023, 10:27 GMT

Flooding caused havoc across many parts of the Horsham district amid Storm Ciarán.

The A264 Road between Horsham and Crawley was shut, along with Two Mile Ash Road in Barns Green.

Many residential roads were left underwater with Gorriges Brook badly affected. West Sussex Highways workers were called to the scene.

Pondtail Road was also under water, as well as Kerves Lane.

Flooding at Gorringes Brook, Horsham. SR23110201 Photo by S Robards/Nationalworld

1. Flooding havoc

Flooding at Gorringes Brook, Horsham. SR23110201 Photo by S Robards/Nationalworld Photo: S Robards

Flooding at Gorringes Brook, Horsham. SR23110201 Photo by S Robards/Nationalworld

2. Flooding havoc

Flooding at Gorringes Brook, Horsham. SR23110201 Photo by S Robards/Nationalworld Photo: S Robards

Flooding in Pondtail Road, Horsham. Photo: Mitchell Longhurst

3. Flooding havoc

Flooding in Pondtail Road, Horsham. Photo: Mitchell Longhurst Photo: Mitchell Longhurst

More flooding in Pondtail Road, Horsham. Photo: Steve Jenkinson

4. Flooding havoc

More flooding in Pondtail Road, Horsham. Photo: Steve Jenkinson Photo: Steve Jenkinson

Storm Ciarán Crawley West Sussex Highways