WATCH: Flooding in York on Tuesday and major motorway disruptions as Storm Bram hits Yorkshire
This video shows flooding in York on Tuesday morning as Storm Bram hits the country.
Photographs taken by the Press Association in York show the riverside streets adjacent to the Ouse flooding due to heavy rainfall.
There were 39 flood warnings in place in England, 12 in Wales and 24 in Scotland on Tuesday morning.
Flights and trains have been cancelled and hundreds of properties left without power due to Storm Bram.
Heavy rainfall and strong winds are expected to cause disruption across parts of the UK on Tuesday and into Wednesday morning.
The Met Office has issued amber and yellow weather warnings for rain and wind amid, warning of flooding and flying debris in some areas.
On Tuesday morning, 42 flights were cancelled at Dublin Airport due to strong wings, with further cancellations possible later in the day.
Part of the M66 in Greater Manchester was shut southbound following flooding and a crash involving multiple vehicles.
Network Rail Scotland said some train services in Scotland would be suspended due to conditions later on Tuesday.
Network Rail also advised passengers to check journeys, due to flooding expected from Storm Bram.
The National Grid’s website showed power cuts affecting areas of Wales, south-west England and the Midlands.
There were 145 properties without power in Falmouth, Cornwall, 53 properties affected in Totnes, Devon, while 61 properties were hit in Bridport, Dorset.
A total of 62 properties were without power in Burry Port, south Wales, while 25 properties were impacted in Northfield, Birmingham, along with 39 in Hucknall, Nottingham.