Upper River Ouse News Today

River Ouse levels at York Viking Recorder are predicted to stay above the normal range of 1.9 metres until the early morning of April 8.

The Met Office, the UK's national weather service, has forecast snow for some places already this month - but the country will first enjoy a mild spell with highs of 13C

Six flood warnings are in place today (Thursday, January 25) for York as river levels remain high following Storm Jocelyn.

River levels have fallen in York – but flood warnings remain in place.

A FLOOD alert has been issued in York following Hurricane Nigel.

Two flood warnings have been issued for York area as the River Ouse rises due to snowmelt.

York floods expected to peak at over 4 metres this lunchtime

York floods expected to peak at over 4 metres this lunchtime

FLOOD alerts are in place for rivers across the region as heavy rain continues to fall in some areas.

The Met Office said conditions would be feeling mild for the time of year today, with the warmest spots being the South West and Belfast at 54F (12C), while London will get to 50F (10C).