Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue ask people to stay vigilant as ten flood alerts in place
Footage of flooding in Stamford on Christmas day, filmed by Lucy Porter
Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue are asking people to "stay vigilant" ahead of Storm Bella, which is expected to bring severe gales and heavy rain on Boxing Day
Parts of the region are already sodden after recent wet weather and flooding, with ten amber flood alerts in place across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
Winds of up to 70mph are expected in exposed coastal locations and further downpours are also due, with the Met Office adding 40-60mm is likely to fall over some hills.
Where have the flood warnings been issued?
River Idle in Nottinghamshire, between Bawtry, Retford and Gainsborough.
Tidal River Ouse, Don and the Dutch River catchment, between Goole and Whitton
River Trent from Cromwell Weir to Gainsborough
Lincoln Watercourses
Witham in North Kesteven
Tributaries of the lower River Witham from Blankney to Sleaford
Minor Watercourses of South Forty Foot Drain
South Forty Foot Drain
Lower Glen and Bourne Eau System
Lower Welland
Fire and rescue crews in Lincolnshire are urging people to be vigilant after they attended flooding in parts of Stamford yesterday (25 December).
It was after the River Welland burst its banks in the late hours of Christmas eve.
Emergency services first received a call that alerted them to the flooding just after 10:30pm on Christmas eve.
Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue crews were at the scene through the early hours of the morning pumping water from Bath Row in an attempt to try and stem the water from spreading.
Lincolnshire Police and the Environment Agency were also in attendance.
Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue said that no damage had been done to any properties.
Footage of flooding in Stamford on Christmas day, filmed by Lucy Porter
Dan Moss from Lincolnshire Fire and Rescue said: "We are just asking people to remain vigilant throughout this evening and through tomorrow as the hard weather hits.
"We've already had to deal with number of incidents throughout the last couple of days and we are just asking for people to try stay as safe as possible.
"If you have any concerns, check your area for flood warnings. If you feel you are in danger please call us we are here to help."
Storm Bella, which follows relatively calm and cold conditions across the UK on Friday and early morning snowfall recorded in some areas, has led to the Met Office issuing an amber wind warning, which warns travel could be disrupted, for parts of south Wales and across southern England on Saturday.
As of 5am, England has 78 flood warnings and 99 flood alerts, two flood warnings and five flood alerts are in force in Wales, and seven warnings and 13 alerts have been issued by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency.