Additional flood warnings have been issued for parts of Huntingdonshire today (November 29) as river levels remain high. 

It comes after Storm Bert brought strong winds and heavy rain to large swathes of the country over the weekend. 

The three red and four amber warnings were issued by the Environment Agency this morning and warned flooding is "likely" across the district.

A number of areas ranging from St Ives and St Neots to Godmanchester and Brampton have been impacted, with Little Paxton Bridge and Low Road in Fenstanton reportedly underwater. 

While levels are falling across the district, parts of the River Great Ouse remain above 1.31 metres, with property flooding still possible at Roxton which recorded depths of 1.65 metres.

Areas most at risk include: 

  • Wyboston Lakes

  • School Lane in Eaton Socon

  • Hardwick Road and Springbrook in Eynesbury

  • The Paddock and Crosshall Road in Eaton Ford

  • River Terrace, Priory Lane, Chandlers Wharf, Brook Street, Church Street and Browns Square in St Neots

  • Bromholme Lane

  • Buckden Road

  • Allens Orchard

  • Hawkes End

  • Lenton Close

  • Layton Crescent 

  • Park Road

  • Roads off of Centenary Way

  • Elizabethan Way

  • West End

  • Hansell Road

  • Properties near North Road and Berry Lane in Godmanchester

Areas around the River Great Ouse including Brampton to Earith, including Back Brook, Hall Green Brook, Parsons Drove Drain, Swavesey Drain and Wadsbys Folly are also impacted. 

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A spokesperson for the Environment Agency said: "River levels are beginning to fall but remain high in response to heavy rainfall from Storm Bert. Flooding is possible throughout today.

"The forecast shows no further significant rainfall for the next few days, but river levels will remain high into the weekend and will be responsive if there is any further rainfall.

"Be ready to take action to protect your property if flooding is expected. Take care on riverside roads and footpaths, and don't put yourself in unnecessary danger."

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