Rising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Station Road (off Barnsdale Road). Picture Scott MerryleesRising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Station Road (off Barnsdale Road). Picture Scott Merrylees
Rising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Station Road (off Barnsdale Road). Picture Scott Merrylees

Here are 21 pictures of flooding and high water in Wakefield and Castleford from this week's weather

The Wakefield district was hit by heavy rainfall this week that caused flooding and disruption
By James Carney
Published 21st Jan 2021, 19:13 BST
Updated 21st Jan 2021, 19:24 BST

Cars tried to negiotate deep water while river levels ran high. Here are 21 pictures of the aftermath of the weather.

Rising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Barnsdale Road. Picture Scott Merrylees

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Rising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Barnsdale Road. Picture Scott Merrylees

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Rising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Station Road (off Barnsdale Road). Picture Scott Merrylees

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Rising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Station Road (off Barnsdale Road). Picture Scott Merrylees

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Rising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Chantry Bridge. Picture Scott Merrylees

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Rising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Chantry Bridge. Picture Scott Merrylees

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Rising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Chantry Bridge. Picture Scott Merrylees

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Rising water levels increase the likelihood of flooding across the Wakefield district - Chantry Bridge. Picture Scott Merrylees

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