Aylesbury Vale Dynamos' ground underwater after heavy rain

On January 14, a weather warning was issued for large parts of Buckinghamshire as torrential rain was expected to hit the north and the centre of the county.

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And following the downpour that happened overnight [January 14/15], images, which were taken by certified drone operator Richard Crouch, revealed how much rain hit the town.

The images, which look at north Aylesbury, revealed that Watermead, which is known for its huge lake, had overflown.

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Additionally, Haywood Way, the home of the Aylesbury Vale Dynamos was severally flooded due to the rain.

Here are some of Richard's photos. To see a full gallery, click here and to visit his website, go to www.dronepixrc.co.uk.

Large parts of the town were badly impacted by flooding (Richard Crouch) The county was given a flood warning on January 14 (Richard Crouch) The photos were taken on Richard's drone (Richard Crouch) Heavy rain hit Aylesbury on Janaury 14 (Richard Crouch) One of the worst hit areas was Watermead in Aylesbury Watermead is known for its lake which overflowed (Richard Crouch) Large parts of Aylesbury was underwater (Richard Crouch) Following the rain, snow is now expectd to come into the county (Richard Crouch) Haywood Way, Aylesbury Vale Dynamo's football stadium is under water (Richard Crouch)