Swollen rivers are still at risk of flooding over the next few days, the Environment Agency has said, as icy temperatures take hold of the UK. The rivers Thames, Trent and Severn remain at very high levels despite the improving weather.
The Environment Agency's three day flood risk forecast shows no new flooding should occur in North Wales, Cornwall, Bath and Bristol later today.
By Friday only Northamptonshire, Peterborough and Dorset should still have a low risk of new flooding.
A 91-year-old woman was found dead in her flood-hit North Wales home after torrential rain caused widespread devastation across the country.
Climate scientists have been predicting more frequent flooding in this country for years, and their models show it is likely to get worse.
Water-logged communities across Britain are braced for more torrential rain and flooding overnight.