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We are ending our live coverage for Yorkshire for today.

But you can find out the latest picture from across the UK via the main Storm Dennis and aftermath live page here.

Radio Leeds and Radio York are also broadcasting special shows that let you stay across all the news in your area.

You can find Radio York here.

You can find Radio Leeds here.

On TV, as well as the 17:50 Look North news bulletin, the team will be back with Sunday's late update from 22:20 on BBC 1.

For the latest on flood warnings, check out the Flood Information Service here, external.

The Environment Secretary George Eustice has been touring flood defences in York this afternoon.

Mr Eustice said the government was keeping a close eye on the developing situation.

"In the next two days we are likely to see continuing water level rises particularly in Yorkshire.

"We are keeping a very close watching brief on this because this is a situation that could develop over the next two to three days even if we don't have more rain."

The River Ouse in York is expected to peak at about 4.8m above normal levels on Tuesday morning.

A lot of emergency workers have been working hard to shore up flood defences across Yorkshire.

A whole host of volunteers are also ready to act depending on the situation.

David Wilson (pictured above) is a volunteer with York Rescue.

He says that at the moment the flood levels in the city aren't out of the ordinary, but his team is on standby to help in case the situation gets worse over the next 24 hours.

The team has 26 operational volunteers that can be called on if necessary.

Rail passengers in Rotherham face problems today and tomorrow after rail lines were blocked by flooding.

Image source, Network Rail

Tracks around the railway station have become submerged by floodwater and Network Rail expect the situation to continue into Monday.

Water is being pumped away but before lines can reopen engineers will need to carry out safety inspections.

In the meantime, bus replacement services will be in operation and will run every 30 minutes between Meadowhall and Swinton.

Matt Rice, Route Director for Network Rail’s North and East Route, said: “Heavy rainfall has led to significant flooding on the railway in Rotherham. This means that the lines in and out of Rotherham Central station are closed and will remain so tomorrow.

“This does mean disruption to services, so we would strongly urge all passengers to check before travelling which they can do via National Rail Enquiries or with their train operator."

The newly-appointed Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has been in York this afternoon.

George Eustice was given a tour of the Foss Barrier:

It was the failure of the barrier, situated where the River Foss drains into the Ouse, in 2015 which resulted in 600 properties flooding in the city.

The barrier is designed to prevent the Ouse forcing water back up the Foss and it also uses pumps to transfer water from the Foss into the Ouse.

It has undergone a £38m upgrade since 2015.

The River Ure in Boroughbridge, North Yorkshire, is due to peak early this evening.

Current river levels show that the river is at around 15.06m with the peak expected to be at 15.12m, external.

Storm Dennis has brought heavy rainfall across Yorkshire.

That rainfall has seen river levels rise across the region and a multi-agency response to shore up flood defences.

The video gives you a snapshot of just how high Yorkshire's rivers are now:

The multi-agency teams dealing with the flooding threat following Storm Dennis are urging people to not attempt to drive through flood water.

Image source, NYCC

Group Manager at North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service, Lee Smith, said: “There may be a view that because the rain is easing away the problem is over – that’s not the case and the impact of the rainfall will continue to become apparent over the next hours and days.

“We appeal to the public to continue to stay safe and to heed all warning signs and messaging."

He said a number of motorists had been rescued from flood water.

Communities were on high alert fearing further flood damage for a second weekend running.

The Environment Agency says possible flooding in York is now its main concern for the next 48 hours.

Heavy rain brought by Storm Dennis has left North Yorkshire with 19 flood warnings.

However, the Environment Agency said it looks like the situation is steadily improving across the county.

The River Ouse is expected to peak on Tuesday morning but it isn't expected to reach the record levels of November 2000.

Cara Thorpe
BBC Radio York News

I've been out in Boroughbridge in North Yorkshire with my colleague Emma speaking to people the moring after Storm Dennis.

We met Kelsey Lee, 20, who was made homeless after Storm Ciara.

Now, after storm Dennis, she’s trying to salvage some possessions for her and her one-year-old son Harry.

A number of roads across North Yorkshire are currently closed due to flooding from Storm Dennis.

Image source, North Yorkshire County Council

North Yorkshire County Council has a full list of closures on its website.

You can follow this link, external to see if a closure will affect your journey today.

This video has been tweeted by West Yorkshire fire and rescue.

They are out helping people who have been affected by not only Storm Dennis but also those at risk afterwards for fast-flowing rivers.

Horbury in Wakefield stands on the River Calder.

The Labour MP for York Central has tweeted the Environment Agency has informed her the Ouse in the city will peak at 4.8m.

That's higher than last week after Storm Ciara, but lower than in previous major flooding events:

Leeds City Council has tweeted its thanks to all those who have worked over the weekend as Storm Dennis hit.

The council said only one flood alert remains in place and the situation seems to be improving:

A Sheffield road has been closed this morning after heavy rain brought flooding to parts of Yorkshire.

Image source, Kieran Kerrigan

The Sheffield Parkway slip road towards Handsworth was flooded with a car becoming stuck in the water.

Kieran Kerrigan took the above picture warning people who were driving today of the disruption.

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Northern have said the railway line between Kirkstall Forge and Leeds is blocked due to flooding.

The company said the disruption and replacement bus service will last until at least midday - so check before you travel:

A person is pretending to be an official and asking for donations to a flood fund, a local authority has said.

Calderdale Council said the person is pretending to be from "gold command" - an organisation set up during emergencies to co-ordinate a response with the emergency services.

The council has asked people not to donate to people at the doorstep, but instead to use the official online flood fund.