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Holiday homes in West Sussex were submerged in water, video footage showed on Tuesday, as floods battered parts of England. Local media reported that a caravan park in Chichester, in southeast England, had to be evacuated in the early hours of Tuesday morning. A combination of high tides and strong winds have led to flooding across the United Kingdom. #UK #Floods #Environment
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