More frequent flooding is expected to become an uncomfortable reality.
Various models, updated frequently, show where the flooding is expected to be worst.
Flooding is expected to peak in New York City between 6pm and 10.30pm, as the high tide coincides with landfall.
More flooding is expected around the Thames today and into the weekend in Oxfordshire, west Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Surrey.
The Environment Agency issued a flood warning - meaning flooding is expected - for the Kidbrooke stream at Forest Row, East Sussex.
As darkness fell on Monday evening there were 45 flood warnings – meaning flooding is expected, with immediate action required – in place, mainly in Devon, Somerset and Dorset.
The Environment Agency has issued 10 flood warnings, which indicate flooding is expected in Cumbria, Wales and along the river Winterbourne in Dorset, and 94 flood alerts.
By 4.30pm on Tuesday 33 flood warnings had been issued – meaning "flooding is expected, immediate action required" – and 132 flood alerts were in place in England and Wales.
However, 265 flood warnings – flooding is expected – and 288 alerts (flooding possible) were in place covering all regions in England and Wales.
The greatest risk of flooding is expected in central and north-eastern Victoria, around Wangaratta, said emergency management commissioner Craig Lapsley.
By Monday lunchtime the Environment Agency had more than 50 flood warnings – meaning flooding is expected – and more than 200 alerts (flooding is possible) in place.
