Hurricane Helene flooded properties and devastated buildings in recent days as it tore across a vast stretch from Florida to Tennessee. Over the coming days and weeks, households will start to rebuild -- and the costs will be enormous.

At least five people have died in East Tennessee in the devastating Hurricane Helene floods. The number is expected to rise. Two deaths were confirmed Sept. 29 in Unicoi County an

Federal, state and local officials have warned that the death total will rise in East Tennessee from flooding caused by Hurricane Helene.

Areas already hit by flooding could see persistent and often heavy rain throughout much of Tuesday, forecasters warned. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning, covering every county in the East of England until 16:00 BST.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for rain, covering much of the East Midlands and the east of England.

The Environment Agency had 32 flood warnings in place on Sunday evening, which indicated that flooding “is expected”. It also had 98 live “flood alerts” in place where flooding was considered a possibility.