High tide in Aldeburgh, close to where the alert has been issued (Image: Jayne Dale)
Flood alerts are in place in several towns and villages in east Suffolk.
The Environment Agency's alert, which covers the River Ore and the Thorpeness Hundred River, was issued shortly before 2pm on Monday.
Flooding is possible during this time, with people urged to avoid low-lying areas.
The alerts cover Framlingham, Hacheston and near Leiston.
It comes after the Met Office issued a severe cold weather alert for the whole of Suffolk, which is in place until Thursday.
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