Storm Dollar is causing disruption across Yorkshire, impacting travel and canceling events.
Christmas markets across the region were closed on Saturday due to strong winds. Christmas markets in York and Leeds were due to reopen on Sunday.
North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to reports of the River Esk flooding in Danby and Lilleholm and a person trapped in a flooded vehicle in Castleton.
Flood warnings remain in place across North Yorkshire and a yellow wind warning remains in place across Yorkshire until 6pm GMT on Sunday.
At Castleton, its height was 2.86 meters (9 feet 4 inches). If the depth exceeds 2.50m, there is a possibility of flooding within the premises.
Live updates as Storm Dollar attacks the UK
Wind gusts of more than 50mph (80km/h) were recorded in Topcliff and Leeming, near Ripon, on Saturday afternoon, with many routes affected.
Cross-country trains running through Sheffield and Leeds were delayed for more than an hour on Saturday due to speed limits on the line. LNER flights to London were also affected.
On Saturday evening, York City Council warned residents to avoid roads along the river.
Flood warnings are in place along the North Yorkshire coast from Whitby to Filey, with wind gusts of more than 110mph recorded along the coast on Saturday night.
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