See images of yesterday’s floods in Suffolk - readers share their photos

High Road, Trimley St Martin - Jaime Cryer (Image: (c) copyright citizenside.com)

Jaime Cryer shared photos of High Road, Trimley St Martin from the junction of St Martins Green and The Sausage Shop where the road was flooded due to rain that fell overnight. The iwitness phptographer added: “Trimley St Martin currently has an application lodged for a new development. One of the problems the High Road faces apart from the volumes of traffic is the state of the road itself. As you see the drainage from the High Road is inadequate.”

Janice Poulson shared images of a waterlogged St Mary’s Churchyard in Woodbridge and David Lamming uploaded photos from Boxford. He captioned them: “The swollen and fast-running River Box flowing through Boxford after nearly an inch of rain had fallen overnight.”

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The swollen and fast-running River Box flowing through Boxford after nearly an inch of rain had fallen overnight - David Lamming

The swollen and fast-running River Box flowing through Boxford after nearly an inch of rain had fallen overnight - David Lamming

The swollen and fast-running River Box flowing through Boxford after nearly an inch of rain had fallen overnight - David Lamming

Ashdale Road just off the Main Road, Kesgrave was flooded - Janice Poulson (Image: (c) copyright citizenside.com)

Ashdale Road just off the Main Road, Kesgrave was flooded - Janice Poulson (Image: (c) copyright citizenside.com)

Ashdale Road just off the Main Road, Kesgrave was flooded - Janice Poulson (Image: (c) copyright citizenside.com)

Ashdale Road just off the Main Road, Kesgrave was flooded - Janice Poulson (Image: (c) copyright citizenside.com)

In St Mary's Churchyard, Woodbridge, the roses have drooped and the rain lays on the churchyard paths - Janice Poulson (Image: (c) copyright citizenside.com)

In St Mary's Churchyard, Woodbridge, the roses have drooped and the rain lays on the churchyard paths - Janice Poulson (Image: (c) copyright citizenside.com)