Flood warnings remain in place for West Yorkshire

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Flooding on the A659 between Otley and Pool
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Some vehicles were abandoned on the A659 after flooding on Tuesday night

A number of Environment Agency flood warnings remain in place in West Yorkshire.

The warnings, which mean flooding is expected, are in force on parts of the rivers Aire and Wharfe.

Flood warnings for the River Calder have been removed, although alerts are in place for some of its tributaries.

The Environment Agency said "river levels are still currently high but falling and forecast to continue to fall back to seasonal levels."

Vehicles were recovered from the A659 between Otley and Pool after being abandoned on Tuesday night after the road flooded.

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