More rain brings further flooding to the Anglia region
The Environment Agency has issued further flood alerts in the Anglia region as the wet start to January continues.
Flood warnings
A flood warning means flooding is expected and immediate action required
Cambridgeshire: North Bank Road alongside the River Nene to the east of Peterborough and the West of the Dog-in-a-Doublet Sluice
Click below to watch a Met Office computer forecast sequence showing where rain is expected to fall from Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday
Flood alerts
A flood alert means flooding is possible and be prepared
Suffolk/Essex: River Stour from, Sudbury to Manningtree inclusive
Essex: Rivers Pant and Blackwater from Great Bardfield to Langford, including Braintree and the River Brain from Black Notley to Witham
Essex: River Chelmer from Great Dunmow to Rivermead campus and Industrial Estate in Chelmsford
Essex: Mardyke at Purfleet
Essex: River Colne from Great Yeldham to, and including Colchester
Beds/Cambs: River Great Ouse from Wyboston in Bedfordshire through St Neots, Offord and St Ives to Earith in Cambridgeshire
Cambs: River Rhee and tributaries including Mill River and Holler Brook
Cambs: Lower River Cam and tributaries including the Hobson and Coldham's Brooks
Essex/Cambs: Upper River Cam and tributaries including The Slades
Cambs: The River Granta and River Bourn
Herts/Cambs: Rivers Kym and Til and the Riseley Brook
Essex: River Wid from Ingatestone to, and including Writtle and the River Can at Chelmsford
Suffolk/Essex: Stour & Bumpstead Brooks and the River Stour from Kedington to Sudbury
Beds/Bucks: River Great Ouse from Newport Pagnell in Buckinghamshire through Bedford to Tempsford in Bedfordshire
Northants/Bucks: Upper Ouse in Buckinghamshire and the River Tove in Northamptonshire
Cambs/Norfolk: Hundred Foot Washes, also known as the Ouse Washes, including the causeways at Earith, Sutton Gault and Welney
This list was last updated at 1315 hrs on Tuesday 12 January 2016
For the latest information about flood warnings go to the Environment Agency website