The Environmental Agency has urged Brits to 'get flood ready' and 'not to be complacent' about potential risks, despite this summer's dry weather . Its alert comes less than a month after Storm Amy blasted through northwestern UK , with gusts exceeding 81mph in parts of Scotland . In a new statement, Caroline Douglass, Executive Director for Flood and Coastal Risk Management, warned : "We’re already seeing the impacts of climate change through wetter winters and drier summers. The Environment