BRITAIN has been issued with more than 200 flood alerts and warnings by the Met Office - with residents told to prepare for travel delays.
So where is it flooding in the UK, which regions currently have flood warnings in place and how can you find out if your town is at risk? Here's the latest.
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Emergency services at the scene of flooding on America Lane in Haywards Heath, Sussex, where a car become strandedCredit: Solent News
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The Met Office has issued three separate weather warnings for rain in the South East, South West and northern Scotland on FridayCredit: Met Office
Where are the latest flood warnings?
The has issued weather warnings for wind and rain across the south of England and Cornwall from today (December 20) through to Sunday.
Cornwall is likely to be worst affected - with a warning having been issued until Sunday.
1947 - Britain was hit by "the perfect storm". Over 100,000 homes were directly affected by flooding and over 750,000 hectares were submerged.
1953 - The North Sea Flood drowned 326 people in the UK at the end of January 1953. Flooding forced 30,000 people to be evacuated from their homes.
1987 - The Great Storm of 1987 led to 18 people losing their lives, with the damage costing over £1billion.
1990 - The Burn's Day Storm hit southern Scotland, causing the death of 47 people. Damage was widespread, with power supplies cut and roads and railways blocked.
2000 - The Met Office called it the "wettest autumn on record". More than 10,000 homes were flooded, with an estimated £1billion worth of damage
2004 - 20 million tonnes of water flowed through Boscastle, Cornwall, wtih 150 people airlifted to safety
2013 - Thousands of people had to be evacuated from their homes after what was considered the stormiest December since 1969
2015/2016 - Storm Desmond hit the Tyne, Lune and Eden, affecting 16,000 properties.