A Fenland town was hit with flash floods after just 20 minutes of heavy downpour in the region.
Dramatic images have emerged of car parks and residential streets underwater following the rain on Tuesday, October 8.
Luckily all three emergency services have confirmed they were not called out to any incidents during the storm between 2.30 and 3pm.
According to a weather report by the Met Office, the flash flood was completely unexpected and no warning was issued for the area that afternoon.
Residents are blaming the Fenland town's drainage system and are calling for action to be taken to prevent another flash flood.
One resident said: "I think it is absolutely ridiculous... all that money spent on building the banks up... no proper drainage has filled all the dykes in.
"Water companies that don't invest the money into newer and better systems are all greedy; that's why it will keep flooding and get worse."
One Wisbech resident shared an image of her basement; it had been flooded and was at least an inch underwater.
Mum-of-two Jordan Gardner sent this newspaper images from the newly laid Fenland Road in the town, it was also underwater.
She said: "It [the road] never used to flood before it was re-laid; it was one half of the road covered.
"It was also fairly amusing trying to get back into my car with two children."
Another resident added: "When I was young the drains used to be cleared on a regular basis, even in the little cul-de-sac where we lived.
"I don't think they do it anywhere now. Mind you, the amount of rain that came down in a very short space of time would have been difficult for any drain to deal with."
Also in defence, another added: "To be fair that was some serious rain and not the norm which puts huge pressure on the drainage system.
"But regardless how can a town built round a river not drain?"
Calling out some of the people being negative, another said: "Just be thankful will you!
"Other places have had their house or business damaged due to the rain. Why be so negative?"
Seeing the funny side, some even joked they would need to get their swimming trunks out and another advertised a Viking boat for sale.
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