York under water and thousands still without power after Storm Franklin

Main incidents in Shropshire and Worcestershire have been declared (Photos: PA )

Elements of York metropolis centre are below water after days of utmost climate throughout the UK.

Streets, parked automobiles and companies have been completely inundated by flood water after the River Ouse burst its banks.

The native authority burdened the town ‘stays open for guests’ however emergency providers have urged folks to steer clear of flooded areas.

Dozens of warnings stay in place throughout the nation because the fallout from a trio of storms continues.

Dudley, Eunice and Franklin all landed inside every week of one another and precipitated disruption in each a part of the nation.

The clear up invoice is prone to run into the tons of of thousands and thousands and a few journey routes are solely simply returning to regular service.

Round 1.4 million households misplaced energy sooner or later over every week of heavy rain and excessive winds – and tens of hundreds nonetheless haven’t acquired the lights again on.

A number of companies alongside the riverfront have been hitting by rising waters (Image: PA)

Elements of York near the River Ouse have been left fully below water (Image: PA)

The flooding has been described because the worst to hit the town in a number of years (Image: PA)

Motorists caught out by the rising water discovered their parked automobiles had been submerged (Image: PA)

Two extreme flood warnings, that means there's a danger to life, stay in place at places alongside the River Severn.

Main incidents in Shropshire and Worcestershire have been declared and houses are being evacuated.

The Surroundings Company has urged communities in components of the West Midlands and the North of England to be ready for vital flooding till Wednesday.

Met Workplace forecaster Mark Wilson mentioned whereas there is not going to be a ‘big quantity’ of rain on Tuesday, additional rainfall in flood-affected areas might ‘trigger restoration to decelerate massively’.

Standard York bars have been pictured pumping water again out on Tuesday (Image: PA)

Plenty of flood warnings stays in place throughout the UK (Image: PA)

An emergency state of affairs has been declared alongside sections of the River Severn (Image: Reuters)

One other climate warning in place for Wednesday, this time masking Yorkshire and Humber for wind.

Heavy showers lashing northern England and Northern Eire are additionally set to maneuver 

A Met Workplace spokesperson mentioned: ‘What we are going to see this week is essentially extra typical February climate slightly than the extra impactful climate we noticed final week.

‘We are going to see scattered rain by the week and a few windy circumstances.’

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