Town floods again after prince's visit HEBDEN BRIDGE, England, July 10 (UPI) -- Hebden Bridge, a market town in northern England, endured its second bout of flash flooding in less than a month Monday. This time, the flooding was a little bit worse than in June, The Guardian reported, with the upper part of the town hit along with the lower one. We had 2 hours of a torrential downpour, followed by continual rain, from lunchtime. The hills and the drains have had enough and the town just filled up again in a very short time," said Kerry McQuade, who lives high enough to have been spared in June. I could weep, if there wasn't enough water around already. Prince Charles visited Hebden Bridge Friday to view damage from the earlier flood when the town got as much rain in 24 hours as it normally does in a month. Flooding was reported elsewhere Monday as well. In Dorset, a trailer park in Bournemouth had to be evacuated and flooding was also reported in areas scattered around the country. With recent heavy rains, the ground is saturated and drainage systems are at or over capacity. When the prince visited Hebden Bridge, 22 flooding warnings were issued in nearby villages and towns in Yorkshire.