Southern Britain is bracing itself for more of severe storms and rising water levels, as forecasters say winds of up to 100mph could hit the UK.
The Environment Agency has said the rising level of the River Thames are among the biggest threats over coming days.
Aerial footage taken from a BBC helicopter shows the extent of flooding along the Thames, with parts of Surrey, such as Walton-on-Thames and Lower Halliford suffering from rising water levels.
Around 1,000 homes in the Thameside village of Datchet were left without power during the night after power cuts initially affected 1,700 properties and left engineers scrambling to fix the fault.
Sixteen severe flood warnings, meaning a danger to life, are still in place in Berkshire, Surrey and Somerset this morning, with a further 122 flood warnings and 225 flood alerts.