Leeds is set for a drier week after last week's torrential rain closed a major road and saw the region hit by serious weather warnings .
The Met Office has forecast a week of some showers for the city, but its yellow weather warning for rain does not include Leeds.
The forecaster has issued the alert for parts of Sheffield and areas around Huddersfield, with a warning that frequent heavy showers could cause further flooding and transport disruption.
The remaining residents in Fishlake, near Doncaster, the village as more rain is forecast.
Yesterday Doncaster Council said it will not be providing "on the ground support" in Fishlake as the advice remains for residents to evacuate.
Flooding in Leeds last week saw Gelderd Road closed in both directions, and several areas issued flood warnings - but these were lifted on Friday.
Here's this week's forecast for Leeds according to the Met Office:
Monday: Mostly dry and sunny, with the odd shower. In the afternoon and early evening a few showers will reach western areas. Sunshine elsewhere, but it will feel chilly. Tonight will be windy with a few showers, and more prolonged rain is forecast for the early hours in the west. Maximum temperature 7 °C.
Tuesday: Rain is forecast for the morning, with some hill snow in higher areas. The afternoon will be breezy with a few showers. Maximum temperature 7 °C.
Wednesday to Friday: Wednesday is set to be drier, cold but with winds easing. Thursday and Friday are forecast to be colder still, with rain expected on Thursday.
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