River levels in York are rising and are expected to remain elevated throughout the day, with flooding completely blocking King's Staith.

The Environment Agency (EA) issued a notice just after midnight this morning (December 1) for the Upper River Ouse in the city and levels

The Environment Agency has issued five flood alerts, warning that high river levels on Tuesday December 9 may lead to flooding.

A flood alert has been issued for a stretch of the River Great Ouse through Buckinghamshire. The Environment Agency has warned that high river levels could lead to flooding, and says areas most at risk are from Brackley to Thornborough, including Padbury Brook.

THREE flood warnings and 28 flood alerts remain in place this morning (December 9) across York, North and East Yorkshire in the wake of recent heavy rainfall.

Flood alerts have been put in place on the River Mole and its tributaries from Kinnersley Manor to South Hersham in Surrey. They have also been triggered on the Western Rother, Climping Seafront, River Adur East Branch, Upper Ouse and Cuckmere River in Sussex, according to the government's flooding alerts' website.

Heavy rainfall triggered flooding in the city of York, England, on Wednesday, Dec. 10, after the River Ouse overflowed in the wake of Storm Bram, submerging numerous homes, streets, and roads. Indonesia issues forecast for possible rain after floods in ...

Railway lines shut and homes left without power.