A handful of flood warnings have been put in place for Yorkshire following heavy rain and snow during Storm Chandra this week.

More than a dozen flood alerts are also in place across the region following the wet weather on Monday and Tuesday (Jan 26 and 27).

Yellow weather warnings have been issued for ice on Wednesday morning covering much of England, Wales, Northern Ireland, and southern and central Scotland.

A yellow weather warning for rain is also in place for south-west England on Thursday, with the Met Office saying that further rain could bring more flooding and transport disruption.

Domestic flights were cancelled on routes serving Birmingham, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Heathrow, Leeds Bradford, London City, Manchester and Southampton airports on Tuesday.

And while things appear to be returning to normal for most of Yorkshire this morning (Jan 28), there are still warnings in place across the area.

The latest Met Office forecast for Yorkshire says: “A few showers spreading inland overnight. Otherwise variable cloud, with frost and fog patches reforming under clearer skies. Low cloud also thickening through the night, with hill fog likely. Minimum temperature 0 °C.

“Winds strengthening overnight, with outbreaks of rain by Friday morning. Staying cloudy and breezy Saturday, with further light rain. Likely drier Sunday, with brighter spells, but still the odd shower.”

The three flood warnings in place in Yorkshire are:

River Ouse at York - riverside properties

River Derwent at Stamford Bridge - Weir Caravan Park and Kexby Bridge

River Derwent at Buttercrambe Mill

The flood alerts in place in Yorkshire are:

Lower River Rother

Middle River Don catchment

River Dearne catchment

Lower River Don catchment

Ings Beck and Oakenshaw Beck

River Foulness and Market Weighton catchment

Lower River Derwent