February 13, 2014 
Still in: Flooded homes in Wraysbury, Berkshire, remain occupied where residents still have electricity
Battling on: A man struggles in the floods in Runnymede, near Egham in Surrey (left), while another carries his dog in the same area (right)
Taken over by ducks: Henley Riverside Park has been lost to the River Thames following the dramatic flooding
Burst its banks: The view upstream from Henley Bridge shows the scale of flooding in the area
No-go area: Worcester Cathedral is seen to the south from Worcester Bridge, closed to general traffic, in Worcester
Record levels: A plaque on a wall of The Old Rectifying House in Worcester reads ‘On the 12th of February 1795 the FLOOD rose to the lower edge’
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Spectacular fall: The woman was holding a carrier bag from a bookshop as she was blown over, and had a smile on her face as she tried to get up
Incoming: Meteorologists predict three storms fast approaching the UK will bring a month’s rain in two days
Coming to their aid: The Royal Engineers rescue residents in flood-hit Egham, Surrey
Method of transport: Soldier from the Royal Engineers help two young evacuee residents through a flooded road in Egham, Surrey
Making a splash: Huge waves batter the seafront at Southsea, Hampshire
Crash: A double-decker bus was teetering on the edge of a roadside bank after leaving the road between Falmouth and Truro in Cornwall after trying to avoid a fallen tree
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Dragging: Two men struggle in the high winds at Blackpool Promenade yesterday
+140Smashed in: A fallen tree has trapped a man in his lorry cab on the A39 near Bridgwater in Somerset. The man is not seriously injured
Coming in: This is the dramatic moment a FlyBe flight landed at Manchester Airport in gale force winds and the wing appeared to clip the ground
Blown over: An overturned lorry on the M62 motorway at Scammonden Water in West Yorkshire between Junction 22 and Junction 23 westbound
Problems: Some home owners in Wraysbury say that they will stay in their homes even though they have been offered help to evacuate as flood water rises
Lights on: Flooded homes remain occupied where residents still have electricity as night falls in Wraysbury, Berkshire, on the banks of the Thames
On patrol: Mr Napier checks on a neighbour’s house, where the water is as high as the door knocker, in the flooded village of East Lyng, Somerset
Improvised escape plan: A local resident is rescued in a recycle bin as floods hit Egham, Surrey
Wet feet: A schoolgirl is seen walking through flood water in the town centre of Worcester after the River Severn burst its banks this week
Appropriately titled: Andrew George (right) delivers supplies to brother Laurence George (left) at their home on Waterworks Road in Worcester
No play today: Floods worsen in the village of Datchet, Berkshire, where around 1,000 homes were left without electricity after power cuts
Windy: An Aer Lingus regional commuter plane rests on its left wingtip after being lifted off the ground in 93mph gusts at Shannon Airport
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