LIVE - Flooding reported across Sheffield: List of affected streets as trams cancelled

VIDEO AND PICTURES: Flooding causing chaos across Sheffield

The Sheffield Streets Ahead team has listed areas affected by flooding on Monday afternoon:

*Ecclesfield Road is due to be closed because of flooding with motorists advised to find alternative routes.

*Halifax Road/Penistone Road

*Neepsend Lane

*Abbeydale Road South

*Chesterfield Road South

*Queens Road

*Shoreham Street

*Sheaf Street

*Birley Lane

*Hicks Street

*Snaithing Lane

*Copper Street

*Otter Street

*Scott Road

*Woodrove Avenue

*Limb Lane

*Main Road, Stocksbridge

*Main Road, Darnall

*Kirk Edge Road

*Mowbray Street

*Bocking Hill

*Summerfield Street

*Drummond Road

*Devonshire Grove

*Owler Lane

*Upwell Street

*Deerlands Avenue

*Butterthwaite Road

*Drummond Road

*Leppings Lane (between Vere Road and Fielding Road)

*Manchester Road, Stocksbridge

*Manchester Road, A57 at Crosspool

*Popple Street

*Montgomery Road

*Fitzalan Square

*Hills Road, Stocksbridge

*Glen Road, Nether Edge

*Wadsley Lane

*Thirlwell Road

*Hollow Gate, Chapeltown

*Spring Lane

*Twentywell Road

*Greenland Road

*Beaver Hill

Streets Ahead officials also warned drivers to watch out for raised manhole covers on Saxon Road, Chesterfield Road and Thirlmere Road.

The Environment Agency has also issued flood alerts for Sheffield - covering River Don and its tributaries from Penistone to Kelham Island in Sheffield; River Sheaf and Porter Brook and the Blackburn Brook Catchment from High Green to Meadowhall, including Charlton Brook, Ecclesfield Brook and Whitley Brook.

A spokesman for Sheffield Supertram said: "Supertram are currently experiencing severe delays on all routes due to adverse weather conditions and traffic congestion."

The purple tram route has been suspended, while the blue route is currently operating Malin Bridge to Sheffield Station and Halfway to Gleadless Townend.

It comes as heavy rain continues to affect the city in the wake of Storm Angus.

Widespread heavy rain and showers are forecast for most parts of England over the next 36 hours and could cause river and surface water flooding, the Environment Agency said.

People living in Yorkshire and the Humber have also been warned to expect 40-50mph gusts, a Met Office spokesman said.

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