Storm Desmond victims still not homepublished at 12:10 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
More than 700 families have yet to return to their homes one year after Storm Desmond hit parts of Cumbria.
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Storm Desmond victims still not homepublished at 12:10 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
Weather on the fells: Clear with excellent viewspublished at 11:43 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
- Temperatures at 3,000ft: About 2C.
- Winds: Moderate south or southeasterly, but nearer strong breeze at first on the highest summits.
- Cloud: None expected during daylight hours, some patches down to 500m may develop across the southwestern fells in the evening.
- Visibility: Excellent with clear views of distant hills.
- Freezing level: 400m rising above summit level through the day. Temporarily dipping to 300 metres for a time in the early evening.
Going home: The trauma of flooding lingers onpublished at 11:23 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
A year ago, flooding devastated thouands of homes across Cumbria and more than 700 households have still to return home.
For many people who have spent months in temporary accommodation, it wasn't the first time they'd been flooded out.
Here are Morag Little's memories.
Sorry, we're having trouble displaying this content.View original content on FacebookThe BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Facebook content may contain adverts.In Patterdale, which with nearby Glenridding saw repeated flooding, children have been sharing their memories of the floods in an Eden Arts project to address the emotional impact.
Quote MessageYou can brush over it and think it's over and done with now, but children can suddenly remember things and suddenly be affected by things, and this is a method they can use to alleviate their worries and move on."
Alex Jakob-Whitwork, Artist
Barrow roll over Rovers for a Third Round FA Cup placepublished at 10:47 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
Barrow are waiting to find out who their opponents are in the next round of the FA Cup after beating Bristol Rovers, a team that play two divisions above them.
Byron Harrison scored both Bluebird goals to give Barrow a first away win in the FA Cup at a Football League side since 1966.
Ribbons mark the memories in Warwick Roadpublished at 10:23 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
Focus has switched again to Cumbria today as the anniversary of the Storm Desmond floods.
BBC reporter Fiona Trott's updates from Cumbria are being on the news channel throughout the day.
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End of twitter postEngineers work on Brampton water supply leakpublished at 10:04 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
United Utilities says many people in and around Brampton may be without water this morning because of a leak.
The company says a team of engineers should be on site as as soon as possible, and it apologises for the trouble.
Desmond: The roaring waters remembered one year onpublished at 09:36 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
The raging waters that surged through Cumbrian towns a year ago will live long in people's memories.
Thousands of homes and businesses were flooded when record rainfall struck, causing landslides, river bank erosion and sheep deaths.
More than 700 families have yet to return home one year after Storm Desmond hit parts of Cumbria.
Cumbria County Council said the recovery has cost approximately £500m.
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Cumbria's weather: Fine, dry and settledpublished at 09:20 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
Today should be a fine, dry and settled day with plenty of sunshine and a light south-easterly wind. It will continue to feel cold though. Maximum temperature 4C (39F).
Travel: Crashes slow traffic near Sedbergh, at Distington and Troutbeckpublished at 09:03 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
BBC TravelAccidents are causing problems on the A595 at the B5306 junction in Distington, on the A683 near Brigflatts Lane just outside Sedbergh, and on the A592 at Troutbeck, near Windermere, where road conditions are said to be hazardous.
The A66 eastbound is partially blocked at North Stainmore by a broken-down vehicle.
One year on, science confirms it: They were the worst storms on recordpublished at 08:39 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
A new report published one year after Storm Desmond confirms it was the most extreme storm in British records - on one measure "by a substantial margin".
Media caption, Cumbria flooding: One year on from Storm Desmond
Scientists from the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology brought together a string of statistics, external which showed the wettest three months on record, new 24-hour and 48 hour rainfall records, and enough water flowing down each of the Rivers Eden, Tyne and Lune to fill the Albert Hall in one minute.
Quote Message"Floods don't just take your home, the place where you should feel safe, they often take your future as well.”
Dr Ed Henderson, Co-author of report and Cumbrian resident
More than 5,000 homes were flooded in towns across the county; According to Cumbria County Council, 775 homes are still so far from repaired that people are unable to return.
Quote MessageIt pretty much devastated the whole of the ground flood and made the property unlivable. It pretty much wrecked everything, we'd had buyers for the property three days before."
Roger Scoon, Keswick
Travel: Accident on A592 near Troutbeckpublished at 08:16 Greenwich Mean Time 5 December 2016
BBC TravelThere's an accident on the A592 near Back Lane in Troutbeck, near Windermere.
Welcome to BBC Cumbria Livepublished at 08:00
Martin Lewes
ReporterGood morning, it is one year on from the catastrophic flooding of Storm Desmond, to be followed by Eva and Frank.
We'll be looking at how the county's still recovering from rainfall that swamped previous records and did damage estimated at costing, nationally, more than £1bn to repair.
And of course we'll keep you across today's news, travel reports, a regular weather forecast and a bit of this and that through until 18:00.
If you've got a story we should know about or a picture to share, you can email us, tweet us, external or get in touch through our Facebook page, external.
