Yellow weather warning and three flood warnings for York

Tuesday, 2 January 2024 12:28

By Haydn Lewis

FOUR flood warnings are in place in York as river levels continue to be high amid a yellow weather warning for more heavy rain.

River levels have peaked at York Viking Recorder but are expected to remain high today (January 2). Warnings remain in place for the River Ouse at York for riverside properties, St George's Field and Queen's Staith and at Naburn Lock.

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