Four warnings are in place for the River Ouse as levels remain high.
Shortly after 11am the Ouse was at 4.05m – two metres above the top of its normal level.
The Environment Agency says river levels peaked this morning and are now falling. It expects the Ouse to return to within the river's normal range by tomorrow night.
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