The numbers below tell a story of extreme weather since the turn of the year, the wind and rain bringing much of England's south and South West to its knees:
23 – the number of days it rained in January.
45 – the number of years since the UK saw a December this windy, according the Met Office.
60 – the number of years since the River Thames was this high.
78.8 – the millimetres of rainfall recorded by MeteoGroup in the south east of England during the first 12 days of February, 380% of what would normally be expected.
90.9 – the millimetres of rainfall in seen in the south west of England during the first 12 days of February – 328pc of what would normally be expected, according to MeteoGroup.
138 years -- since it was this wet during December and January in England and Wales.
183.8 – the millimetres of rainfall in January across the UK – 51pc higher than the average for the first month of the year, said the Met Office.
1,600 – the number of troops helping flood-stricken communities – a further 2,000 military personnel are on "high-readiness" to respond to requests in flood-affected areas.
130,000 – the number of homes and businesses that were without power across the country last night.