Flooding of properties is expected to continue and the areas most at risk are Proctors Pleasure Park near Barrow. The agency said it expected river levels to remain high until Wednesday. Good morning, we're restarting our live stream to bring you the latest on the flooding in the East Midlands.

Serious flooding swamped parts of England on Tuesday and snow forced three airports to close temporarily as wet and icy weather combined to extend travel chaos that has plagued the U.K. since the start of the year.

One flood warning and several flood alerts are in place for the Boston area this afternoon (Tuesday, January 1).

According to the official live flood map, warnings have been given for properties near the Louth Canal, from Austen Fen to Tetney Lock, and also over in North Lincolnshire for isolated properties near the River Ancholme from Broughton to Horkstow, and from Bishopbridge to Brigg.

Some parts of the region saw nearly as much rainfall in 36 hours as would be expected in almost a month at this time of year

Flooding problems continue to affect the East Midlands following snowfall and heavy rain yesterday Severe flood warning in place at caravan parks on River Soar East Midlands Ambulance Service declares critical incident,

Drone footage reveals the extensive flooding at Proctor's Pleasure Park near Barrow upon Soar, Leicestershire, UK. Flood warnings have been issued throughout the area after heavy rainfall.

The Environment Agency has 179 flood warnings, meaning flooding is expected, in place and 256 flood alerts, meaning flooding is possible, active across England. The Environment Agency has also issued a severe flood warning - indicating a "danger to life" - in place for the River Soar at caravan parks near Barrow upon Soar in Leicestershire.