Piccadilly line still not running due to leaves on tracks for second day.

The Piccadilly line has been experiencing some trouble lately, with its service being suspended in the west London area. This is due to the pesky issue of leaf fall, which has caused poor rail conditions. As a result, trains have been halted on a part of the London Underground network, leaving commuters in a bit of a bind.

Specifically, those traveling between Uxbridge and Rayners Lane will have to find alternative means of transportation today. This is because the Piccadilly line remains suspended between these two stations, all because of significant leaf fall. On the bright side, the rest of the line seems to be running smoothly with good service.

Unfortunately, the London Tram is also facing some difficulties. It has been suspended between Therapia Lane and Wimbledon due to power supply problems. These issues have arisen after the recent onslaught of storms, namely Storm Bert and Storm Conall. The aftermath of these storms has left towns, roads, and the rail network in a state of chaos, with homes and tracks flooded across England and Wales.

As if that wasn't enough, there are also other weather warnings to contend with. The Met Office has issued a warning for fog, which remains in place. In addition, there are also flood warnings to be aware of. It seems that the repercussions of these storms are far-reaching and continue to cause disruptions in various forms of transportation.

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