Widespread flooding disruption continues across the East Midlands
A severe, danger-to-life warning was in place at caravan parks on the River Soar in Leicestershire but has since been removed
The fire service, which declared a major incident on Monday, said there were 42 residents at flood-hit Proctors Park - 19 of whom chose to evacuate
In total, crews have rescued 59 people and evacuated 209 homes in the county
Temperatures are set to dip below freezing, with cold weather set to continue until Friday
Meanwhile, East Midlands Ambulance Service declared its first ever critical incident, partly due to demand caused by the flooding
Jude Winter
BBC News
National Rail has confirmed that lines have now reopened following flooding between Peterborough and Leicester.
However, while services recover, trains may be delayed by up to 30 minutes or cancelled.
Isaac Ashe
BBC News, East Midlands
People are being asked not to head to Attenborough Nature Reserve in Nottinghamshire today, due to flooding and rising levels of the River Trent.
The nature reserve is "monitoring conditions" with water levels expected to peak over the next 24 hours.
A statement said: "We are strongly advising visitors to exercise caution if planning to visit the reserve as most paths are not accessible and flooding is likely to worsen throughout the day. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused."
A planned Wellbeing Walk today has been cancelled.
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BBC News, East Midlands
The A1 remains shut both ways between the B6326 near Newark-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, and the B1174 near Grantham in Lincolnshire.
National Highways said this was down to "extensive flooding".
Drivers heading north are asked to use the Hollow Circle diversion, using the A52 and A46, while southbound motorists should follow the Hollow Diamond route along the same roads in the other direction.
Jo Bostock
Journalist, BBC Radio Leicester
Barrow-upon-Soar resident Alison Johnston was brought up in the village - she remembers flooding being bad as a child, but after a lot of work was done, Barrow hadn't been as bad as Quorn and Cossington recently.
She worries that the water is just being passed around and villages still get cut off.
She got the alert last night on her phone and said it was quite loud and scary, and it took them by surprise.
Isaac Ashe
BBC News, East Midlands
Photographers have been capturing the weather picture across the region - and there are some wildly differing scenes.
Clear skies were captured in Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire, and Ashbourne in Derbyshire.
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Image source, Shamrock_SeanBut further north, snow and grey clouds dominate the vistas in Derbyshire.
This picture was captured in Whaley Bridge.
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BBC News, East Midlands
Stagecoach said it was seeing problems with flooding on some routes.
The 28 and 29 services are diverting away from Kelham in Nottinghamshire, along the Great North Road and through South Muskham.
And the Nottingham to Chesterfield Pronto buses are delayed due to floods on the A617 in Chesterfield.
Jude Winter
BBC News
Derbyshire County Council has said the A515 between Parsley Hay and Pomeroy was now down to one lane due to poor visibility and stuck vehicles.
There are also issues with abandoned vehicles in Long Lane at Youlgreave.
The authority is asking drivers to avoid these areas.
Matthew Barlow
Reporter, BBC Radio Derby
It's not all gritting and disruption up north.
In Buxton, someone has taken time out of their day to build a snowman in the Pavilion Gardens.
Helen McCarthy
BBC Radio Leicester Reporter
John Storer House in Loughborough, long a refuge for people in the town, has the kitchen open early, with vegetable soup with bread and butter on the menu.
It said staff got the call at 04:00 and they were open by 04:50.
A couple who had been sitting in a fire truck for some time were able to come in, get some drinks and some breakfast.
Jo Bostock
Journalist, BBC Radio Leicester
People who had to abandon their homes were accommodated by Barrow Methodist Church at short notice - and groups meeting there last night stayed behind to help set up for evacuees.
Peter Yates, church treasurer, said: "We had guides and a Bible study group in at the time. The guides all helped to put out tables and chairs.
"We made sure the heating was on, the urns on and plenty of biscuits but we didn't have any bedding - people came and donated some, people just offered to help.
"The council said it could be a hundred, it could be none, there were four or five in the end. People didn't want to leave their homes."
Congregation member Peter Grant said: "I was really impressed. We were prepared for a lot more."
The church has now shut its doors with Charnwood Borough Council opening a centre at John Storer House in Ward's End, Loughborough, instead.
Isaac Ashe
BBC News, East Midlands
A number of Derbyshire roads shut by floods have reopened.
The roads still shut by water or by snow and ice in the county are as follows, said Derbyshire County Council:
Isaac Ashe
BBC News, East Midlands
Nottingham City Transport said it has "severe delays" on its South Notts 1 route, due to flooding in Stanford-on-Soar.
The service is diverting through Hoton and Cotes.
Jude Winter
BBC News
A number of schools in Derbyshire have announced they will be closed today.
In Buxton, BBC reporter Matt Barlow said Burbage Primary School, Buxton Community School and Harpur Hill Primary School have all shut due to snow falling overnight in the town.
Derbyshire County Council said Furness Vale Primary and Nursery School, Hayfield Primary School, Chinley Primary School and Bakewell Methodist Junior School had also closed.
Isaac Ashe
BBC News, East Midlands
Here's the most comprehensive list we have of roads closed. According to Derbyshire County Council, these routes are shut due to snow or ice:
In addition, there are issues with snow on the A515 between Newhaven and Fenny Bentley and on the A612 Clodall Lane at Owler Bar, according to the authority, which said it was "doing all we can to keep roads open".
Flooding is also continuing to cause issues, with the following roads currently shut according to the council:
Isaac Ashe
BBC News, East Midlands
Today is "less frantic" than Monday, said Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service - but the advice remains the same.
Its Blue Watch teams have just come on shift and said: "Please do not drive or walk into flood water - if you cannot see the kerb, do not go into the water.
"We are here to help, but please be responsible and safe."
Isaac Ashe
BBC News, East Midlands
The county council has added new roads to their list of closures.
Winnats Pass and Rushup Edge, Castleton, and Eldon Hill Road at Sparrowpit, are all shut.
The authority said some were closed due to stuck and abandoned vehicles.
Traffic cameras in the north of Derbyshire, like this one in Tideswell, show there's still plenty of snow on the ground there.
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BBC News
Image source, GoogleCharnwood Borough Council has announced the rest centre at Barrow upon Soar has moved.
The council originally asked residents to evacuate to the centre set up at the Methodist Church Hall in the village, but has now set up a rest centre at John Storer House in Loughborough.
The centre can be used by anyone evacuated from properties in the Bottleacre Lane and Melton Road area.
The council said: "Please make your way there if you can if you have been evacuated and need somewhere to go."
Isaac Ashe
BBC News
"It's never been this bad," said Quorn resident Chloe Whitehead as she spoke to BBC reporter Helen McCarthy while out walking her dog this morning.
She said: "It's shocking waking up to this. I think it's because the snow has melted so fast.
"We had a severe flood alert come through on our phone last night at about half 10.
"It's quite worrying, you just think what does the future hold?"
Helen McCarthy
Reporter, BBC Radio Leicester
Farley Way in Quorn is not passable at the moment, the road completely flooded.
And yet again, one car - a very nice sports car - in the middle of the road.
It looks abandoned, there's nobody around here, the water is fairly deep.
Cars are turning around and trying to find another route.
Helen McCarthy
Reporter, BBC Radio Leicester
I'm on Granite Way in Mountsorrel, Leicestershire, where you can see emergency services at either end of the road because the centre of it is completely flooded.
A car is stuck in the flood - it had a person inside it, the person has been rescued but 4x4 responders need to recover the car.
Until that happens they're not allowing lorries to go through, and they are stacking up.