The severe weather has led to the closure of several major A-roads across England, complicating travel for commuters.

A detailed list of flood warnings highlights the widespread impact of the flooding across numerous rivers and areas in the country.

Recent flooding has impacted over 100 locations across England, with Warrington experiencing extensive damage and significant property loss.

In response to the severe weather, the Environment Agency has issued 165 flood warnings and 315 flood alerts throughout England, urging residents to 'act now'.

Specific roads affected include the M25 in Surrey, which is closed in the anti-clockwise direction due to a lorry crash, and the M5 in Gloucestershire, which is shut southbound due to flooding.

Travel disruptions are expected as the flooding coincides with one of the busiest return-to-work days of the year, affecting thousands of drivers.

Local resident Caroline McClymont described the devastation in Warrington, stating that 'everything is destroyed' and recovery could take six to seven months.

North Wales is also grappling with flooding issues, currently under two flood warnings and 34 flood alerts.