Catcliffe residents whose homes and villages flooded in 2007 are now under water again - re-living the nightmare of the last serious flood.
Some were evacuated in the middle of the night by firefighters knocking at their doors to alert them to rising water levels, with up to 250 properties needing to be evacuated, according to the Environment Agency.
An evacuation boat from South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue is being used to get residents to safety.
Alex Booth, who lives in the village but is on high enough ground to have avoided the flooding, said: "It is devastating. It is horrendous news for them, and they have had flooding like this before."
Residents who have any concerns about their homes being at risk of immediate flooding should contact the Council on 01709 336003 and stay up to date with the latest Environment Agency flood warnings at www.gov.uk/flood.
Photos below show the extent of what the Rotherham village is dealing with.
1. Aerial view
The view of Catcliffe from above is a worrying picture for those in the Rotherham village, showing cars partly submerged and the water coming up above the level of doors to many homes. (Picture: Alex Booth)
2. Rescue mission
Emergency services, working with the Environmental Agency, are evacuating an estimated 250 people, as reported by the BBC, from their homes in Catcliffe. (Picture: Alex Booth)
3. Nature reserve and roads underwater
Aerial view images also show where the B6066 and woods around Catcliffe Flash Nature Reserve are entirely submerged.
4. Evacuations
South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue in Catcliffe on a boat to rescue residents trapped in their homes.