The Met Office red warning for severe weather in north-west England is no longer in force. However, the area is now covered by an amber "be prepared" warning. The red warning for North and West Yorkshire will remain in place until 22:00 GMT.

• A severe flood warning is put in place for Leeds city centre
• Record levels are recorded on the River Aire in the city, the Environment Agency says, external
• The river is expected to hit peak levels at about 23:00 GMT

• 100 soldiers are sent in to flooded areas of Calderdale
• Greater Manchester Fire Service posts new flood warning advice, external

Lauren Potts
BBC Local Live

We're winding down our live coverage for now, but will continue to post any major news throughout the night. 

Here's wishing everyone a safe and dry evening and remember to check the Environment Agency website, external for the latest warnings.

A fund launched just a few hours ago to help those affected by flooding in Calderdale, West Yorkshire has already reached £4,000. 

Image source, Calderdale Floor Relief Appeal

The Calderdale Flood Relief Appeal is hoping to raise £100,000 to support those hit by this weekend's weather. 

John Curtin, the agency's interim executive director of flood and coastal risk management, said many river level records are set to be broken., external

Image source, John Curtin

There are more road closures popping up across West Yorkshire this evening. 

The A58 Town Hall Street in Sowerby Bridge is now shut between the Walton Street junction and the A6139 at Tuel Lane. 

The A658 Harrogate Road in Calverley is also inaccesible now, between the A657 New Line junction and The Avenue. 

Rochdale Road in Todmorden is just one of the latest West Yorkshire towns to feel the brunt of the flooding.

Image source, Keegan Gee

The contact centre at West Yorkshire Police believe a sink hole has opened up in Ilkley, external.

It's thought the hole has opened up in Cowpasture Road and people are being advised to avoid the area.   

As night falls, the water continues to rise in Padiham, Lancashire. 

Image source, Lancashire Roads Policing

Lancashire Roads Policing team tweeted this picture of water creeping closer to Tesco. 

Friends of the Earth have called for more investment in flood defences after the latest round of severe flooding. 

Image source, David Kelly

A spokesman said: "The record rainfall and repeated floods this month are a sad sign of our changing climate, and highlight the need for greater action by the government.

"The prime minister's Flood Resilience Review must result in more investment in flood defences, and radical cuts to the carbon emissions that are super-charging our weather." 

A man has been spotted rowing down the A61 at South Accommodation Road in Leeds.

Image source, Nick Miah

Nick Miah took this picture as the roads around Leeds city centre continue to see rising water levels. 

Here's a round-up of the Environment Agency's severe flood warnings for Yorkshire this evening. 

There are currently 14 in place, including those at:

• River Calder at Brighouse
• River Aire at Sovereign St, The Calls and Clarence Dock, Neptune St and Canal Wharf in Leeds
• River Calder and River Ryburn at Sowerby Bridge
• River Calder and Cragg Brook at Mytholmroyd

For a full list, visit the Environment Agency website., external

Dawn Blatherwick sent this picture of the River Aire in Castleford, where the waters are continuing to rise at a frightening rate. 

Image source, Dawn Blatherwick

Water is creeping up around the former Allinson's flour mill, which is now home to the Castleford Heritage Trust.

Lauren Potts
BBC Local Live

Good evening, I'll be taking over live coverage of the flooding in Lancashire and Yorkshire and will be with you until 6pm.

In the last few minutes we've learned there's another flood warning been issued for the River Calder in Brighouse, which is seeing record levels.  

The peak is expected to reach 2m and there are fears about the impact on infrastructure in the area. 

Paul Burnell
Reporter, BBC News Online

Torrential rain has caused flooding in Central Manchester and Salford with the River Irwell overflowing near the Lowry Hotel and Mark Addy pub.

A BBC technical operator spending Christmas in Yorkshire saw a family with their baby and pet dog being rescued by a boat.

Simon Ashton, from Points West, shared these photos of the group leaving their flat above a Chinese takeaway on Otley Road in Shipley.

BBC reporter Yunus Mulla shared this photo of a man rescuing his valuables after the River Calder - which reached record levels - flooded the village of Whalley, Lancashire.