Parts of Norfolk have been placed on high alert for flooding after a week of bad weather.
The Environment Agency has issued six alerts along the waterways this morning after river levels rose due to high waves, heavy rainfall and strong winds caused by Storm Darragh.
The alerts cover much of the Broads, with the places most at risk being roads and properties near the Yare, the Waveney and the Bure, Ant and Thurne.
Locals can expect to see the rising waters disrupting low-lying land, roads and riverside areas.
The alerts also cover the Rivers Tud and Wensum from Fakenham to Costessey, the Little Ouse River, and the River Thet near Thetford.
In west Norfolk, two more yellow warnings have also been issued on the River Wissey and the Hundred Foot Washes.
A spokesman for the Environment Agency said: "Take care on waterside roads and footpaths and don't put yourself in unnecessary danger. We are monitoring the situation."
It has also advised people to be ready to follow their flood plan, have insurance documents and any medications ready and avoid walking, cycling or driving through any flood water.
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