A dull rainy start but it should clear later.

Here's a look at the day's weather with me, Lisa Gallagher:

Mountain, glens, moors and a trampoline lit up by lightning are among the prize-winning entries.

The top stories from our Lincolnshire newsroom so far today include:

• Pollution kills hundreds of thousands of fish in the River Witham
• The recent bad weather has had a devastating impact on sea creatures in Lincolnshire, experts say
• Work starts to clear large sand drifts along the county's coastline following recent storms
• Local councils issue information online about when rubbish will be picked up after disruption from last week's snow
• And Lincoln's Prezzo and Chimichanga restaurants are set to close

Residents describe fish gasping for breath after an unidentified pollutant entered the river.

We've had the barons, we've had the knights, and now it's time for the wings in Lincoln:

Image source, Visit Lincoln

To commemorate 100 years of the RAF in 2018, wings are going to be placed around the city.

Lincolnshire is, of course, famous for its aviation heritage, having played key roles in both world wars and is still home to operational RAF stations today.

The 100 wings in Lincoln will represent 100 voices and will share the stories of the RAF in Lincolnshire from both military personnel and civilians.

There will be eight trails to follow around the city featuring the wings - four walking and four cycling.

The first wings are due to be installed next month.

The Environment Agency says it's detected high levels of ammonia in the River Witham.

Investigations are continuing into the pollution which has killed tens of thousands of fish between Bardney and Boston.

The fish - dead or gasping for air - were spotted on Sunday in the River Witham between Kirkstead Bridge and Bardney Bridge, near Woodhall Spa.

The Environment Agency says it's a "very serious" case.

Just a few days after major disruption from snow across the county, business owners are taking stock of its impact.

Snow and strong winds left many of the major roads impassable last week, meaning both staff and customers couldn't get into town centres.

Shop owners say they've lost money:

Jake Zuckerman
Journalist, BBC Look North

I've been at the River Witham speaking to Norman Robinson from the Environment Agency about the hundreds of thousands of dead fish found floating:

As the snow begins to thaw, we're seeing those signs of spring reappear.

Thank you to Marilyn Shepley for these photos taken in Temple Gardens:

Image source, Marilyn Shepley

Image source, Marilyn Shepley

Thousands of dead fish are now being seen in the River Witham as far down river as Boston.

They were first seen yesterday at Kirkstead Bridge.

The Environment Agency is looking into it, but say it's still too early to know exactly what killed them.

They are investigating what is being described as a very serious case of pollution of the River Witham - and say the culprits will be prosecuted.

East Midlands Trains has confirmed that the following routes will be disrupted, external following a fatality on the Nottingham-Beeston line:

• Nottingham / London St Pancras
• Matlock / Derby / Nottingham
• Leicester / Lincoln / Grimsby

The company said trains between London St Pancras and Nottingham will run between London St Pancras and East Midlands Parkway only.

Trains on the Matlock / Derby / Nottingham and Leicester / Lincoln / Grimsby route will be delayed, cancelled and revised.

Customers with valid tickets between Nottingham and London can travel via Grantham.

Image source, East Midlands Trains

East Midlands Trains tickets can also be used on Nottingham Express Transit and CrossCountry services.

Anyone travelling between Nottingham and Derby is advised to travel via Chesterfield.

British Transport Police said the death, which happened at about 14.45, is not being treated as suspicious.

Yorkshire Water says it drafted in extra staff this weekend to deal with a potential increase in burst water pipes.

Image source, Lucy Yeatman

Across the UK thousands of homes are without water with suppliers saying a thaw has led to burst water mains and leaks.

In our region, there have been reports of a couple of "big burst pipes" this morning, according to Yorkshire Water, who also say they're "working hard to keep water supplies to customers".

The company has told customers to check their pipes, both internal and external as things thaw out.

The Yorkshire Ambulance Service is reminding people to only call 999 for life-threatening emergencies.

The service says it is currently experiencing "very high demand" and is asking people to use alternatives where possible.

A tweet has been put out to encourage people to use the service responsibly:

The recent storms and low temperatures have had a devastating impact on sea creatures in Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire, according to experts.

Thousands of lobsters, crabs and fish have been washed up on the beach.

Shellfishermen in Bridlington are trying to rescue juvenile lobsters from the beaches and return them to the sea.

Meanwhile, at Gibraltar Point, near Skegness, many sea creatures have been washed-up on the beach.

These pictures have come from Paul Johnson, who's seen crab, starfish, razor fish and even lobsters there.

Image source, Paul Johnson

Image source, Paul Johnson

Image source, Paul Johnson

Earlier we told you that East Lindsey District Council is working with the Environment Agency to clear the sand whipped up onto our seaside towns.

Here's how they're doing it:

Lincoln's Prezzo and Chimichanga restaurants are set to close.

Image source, Getty Images

It comes as owners of the chain, private equity firm TPG Capital, struggle to survive, with debts of almost £220m.

Prezzo is closing 94 restaurants including all 33 Chimichanga outlets in an attempt to rescue the business.

The closures aim to repair Prezzo's financial position and allow it to continue trading.

Prezzo has entered a restructuring arrangement know as a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) - a step short of going into administration.

Some school menus are having to change because of supply problems caused by last week's snow.

Good Lookin Cookin will be serving up hot dogs followed by bananas and chocolate sauce.

Parents will also receive credits for any missed meals because of school closures last week.

BBC Sport

Grimsby Town's new manager Michael Jolley has said he accepts his appointment is a "risk", given his lack of Football League experience.

Jolley has never played professionally and his coaching has been mainly in academies and most recently in Sweden.

He says he'll bring a fresh approach to Blundell Park and is "flattered" by the appointment, but says he can understand why some fans see him as a risky replacement for Russell Slade.

BBC News Travel

Londonthorpe Lane is currently closed in both directions after an accident between a van and motorcycle at Alma Park Road.

Pleasure Island in Cleethorpes was a fixture of the North East Lincolnshire coast for over 20 years before it closed in 2016.

This week, there's another chance to relive happy times there as people are invited to take a walk around the site one more time to view items from there about to go under the hammer.

Among the things going up for sale is a carousel ride dating back to 1904 and the ghost train.

Here's just a selection of what's on offer - and remember, everything must go: