From cars being stranded to homes and businesses damaged by water, this comes as another blow after an already difficult year.
Flooding across Norfolk on Christmas Eve (2)
But it was parts of South Norfolk and the Broads which felt the full force of the weather, which saw a month's worth of rain fall in just 24 hours on Wednesday, December 23.
Drone images of The Beck, in Pulham St Mary, which has flooded surrounding areas. (Image: Clayton Hudson)
Drone images of The Beck, in Pulham St Mary, which has flooded surrounding areas. (Image: Clayton Hudson)
Heavy rain caused flooding at Thetford Garden Centre. (Image: Thetford Garden Centre)
Heavy rain caused flooding at Thetford Garden Centre. (Image: Thetford Garden Centre)
Heavy rain caused flooding in Long Stratton. (Image: Ella Wilkinson)
Heavy rain caused flooding in Long Stratton. (Image: Ella Wilkinson)
Heavy rain caused flooding in Long Stratton. (Image: Ella Wilkinson)
Floods on Harling Road in Garboldisham. (Image: Archant 2020)
Heavy rain caused flooding at Kenninghall. (Image: Ella Wilkinson)
Heavy rain caused flooding at Kenninghall (Image: Lottie Thurgar)
Flooded road between Tibenham and Banham. (Image: Mark Greenwood/Greenwood&Bell)
Flooded road in Aslacton. (Image: Mark Greenwood/Greenwood&Bell)
Pottergate Street in Aslacton, where the Tas has burst its banks, flooding roads, fields and houses. Local residents said it is the worst flood in twenty years. (Image: Mark Greenwood/Greenwood&Bell)
Heavy rain cause flooding on the A140. (Image: Ella Wilkinson)
Flooded road between Tibenham and Banham (Image: Mark Greenwood/Greenwood&Bell)
Heavy rain caused flooding at Forncett St. Peter. (Image: Tony Calver)
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