East Yorkshire roads flooded as severe weather warning issued for…

Flooding is affecting the A164 and a number of other roads around East Yorkshire this morning (Sunday). Problems are being reported in communities including Driffield and North Cave. Near Driffield, the A164 Beverley Road is impassable in both directions due to flooding from the A614 Kellythorpe Roundabout, to Wilfholme Road, Beswick. In North Cave, Church Street is closed due to flooding from Blanshards Lane to B1230 Appleton Lane. Townend Lane is also closed in both directions from the B1230 Newport Road to Cliffe Road. READ MORE: The lost railway lines and train stations of Hull – then and now Death notices and funeral announcements from Hull Daily Mail The warnings come as a severe weather warning for heavy rain remains in place for Hull and East Yorkshire until noon. The Met Office warned that downpours could lead to flooding and travel disruption. Rain is likely to die on this morning, with sunny spells later. Temperatures should reach highs of 9C. Meanwhile, the B1253 is blocked in Boynton, near Bridlington, due to fallen tree near Main Street, and the A63 in central Hull and Holderness Road, east Hull, near East Park, are affected by ongoing roadworks. Further updates will follow. 12:54 Paul Johnson A164 now open Earlier flooding issues have cleared in the Kelleythorpe area, near Driffield. Share 12:52 Paul Johnson A1035 ‘just passable’ The A1035 West Road is said to be “just passable” due to flooding between Catwick and Sigglesthorne. Share 10:08 Paul Johnson Fire brigade called out The fire brigade was called out to flooding in Main Street, Bainton last night. The council was asked to attend and close the road. Fire crews spoke to Yorkshire Water who said their pumps were working. Share 09:13 Paul Johnson A165 closed eastbound near Carnaby Humberside Police say the A165 Main Street is closed eastbound from the Carnaby roundabout, joining A614 and A165, due to flooding. “There is a diversion in place through Bessingby for road users travelling westbound. Please avoid the area if possible,” officers have said. Share
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