Storms and floods cause chaos in parts of the UK
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This isn't what you'd expect to see when you walk out of your door in June. Flooding in parts of the UK have caused schools to close and disruptions on roads and trainlines. This is Lisburn in Northern Ireland.

In Newcastle, this Metro line got covered by water and the trainline between England and Scotland closed twice because of the bad weather.

Drivers had a tough time getting through the roads too with journeys taking hours longer than they normally would. But in some areas the water was too high to travel safely, as in this picture from Tyne and Wear where cars had to be abandoned.

A clean-up operation is under way in the homes affected, with people using buckets and brooms to clear their gardens and pathways of water. These people are in South Tyneside.

Lots of schools had to shut, but these students in Whitley Bay in North Tyneside braved the weather and headed out. It's thought this may end up being the wettest June on record.

And nearby flood waters made this skate park look more like a swimming pool!