There are 10 flood alerts in place in Norfolk on Wednesday (January 3) after Storm Henk brought heavy rain and high winds to parts of the UK on Tuesday.
The Met Office had initially issued a yellow weather warning for rain and wind in Norfolk yesterday, but the latter was upped to amber as gusts reaching up to 60mph were forecast.
Storm Henk brought widespread disruption to the county, including leaving hundreds of homes without power and Greater Anglia has issued a warning not to travel by train.
Incidents of flooding included along Podmore Lane in Scarning on Tuesday evening, where a driver was forced to escape on to the roof of their car.
While no weather warnings are in place on Wednesday, there are 10 flood alerts still active in Norfolk.
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The flood alert locations as of 9am on Wednesday, January 3:
1. North West Norfolk Rivers: Heacham River, The Ingol, Babingley River and Gaywood River.
2. River Glaven through Hunworth, Thornage and Letheringsett.
3. River Bure, Spixworth Beck and surrounding Becks.
4. The tidal Rivers Bure from Wroxham Bridge, Ant from Honing and Thurne from Hickling to Breydon Water.
5. The Rivers Yare and Tiffey to Cringleford and the River Tas and Wacton to Caistor St Edmund.
6. The tidal River Yare from Thorpe St Andrew to Breydon Water, including Brundall, Cantley, Reedham and Burgh Castle.
7. The River Waveney from Diss and the River Dove from Mendlesham to Ellingham, including Bungay.
8. Hundred Foot Washes in Cambridgeshire and Norfolk, also known as the Ouse Washes, including the causeways at Earith, Sutton Gault and Welney.
9. Little Ouse River from Rickinghall to Hockwold, including The Black Bourn, and River Thet from Attleborough to Thetford.
10. River Wissey from Bradenham to Denver including Watton Brook.
See full details of each alert at check-for-flooding.service.gov.uk
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