Shocking moment floodwaters gush down streets of market town as emergency service crews urge locals to ‘get back’: Death toll for Storm Bert rises to four 

This is the shocking moment a town center was flooded after a stream rose and caused a wall to collapse during Storm Bert.

The center of Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire, was seen submerged in water after the nearby Kyre Brook filled up and caused chaos.

Rescue workers in the city can be heard urging people to ‘come back’ as the floods spread dramatically.

Earlier, images from the city showed a tractor driver sending a ‘wave of water’ through the windows of shops.

Locals were furious and branded the inconsiderate driver a ‘t***er’ for causing a flood of brown water that soaked businesses in the town.

Owners had fought valiantly to keep the water out of their shops, only to see their hard work undone in an instant with one person saying he had ‘put Tenbury out of business’.

The town was flooded earlier today when the nearby stream flooded during Storm Bert, which has devastated large parts of Britain.

The video shows a green tractor coming around a corner and driving through the middle of the city center.

Cries of ‘come back’ were heard in Tenbury Wells as floodwaters rushed through the streets

A tractor driver sent a ‘wave of water’ through the windows of shops today

It causes wave after wave of nasty floodwater to crash into the buildings, reportedly breaking doors and windows, but the driver doesn’t seem concerned as the farm vehicle continues to bounce down the street.

At one point, the tractor outside a store starts to slow down, causing water to lap over the front of the building.

Locals have reacted furiously after it was posted on Facebook, with Chloe Mcintosh saying: ‘Thank you to the bastard who drove [sic] through Tenbury in a tractor at a million miles an hour. Everyone’s life’s work, gone.

‘We have all managed to keep the water out of the shops etc. He drove through it, smashed all the windows and doors and put Tenbury out of business.”

Retired Environment Agency area manager Dave Throup shared the footage on X and branded the driver an ‘absolute t***er’.

“Sends a six-foot bow wave through the windows of Tenbury,” he said.

‘The locals are understandably furious!’

Kirsty Marie said the driver had shown ‘no care or consideration for local small businesses’ even after the Kyre Brook ‘flood defense’ wall collapsed.

MailOnline has contacted West Mercia Police.

The town panicked as the Kyre Brook rose and damaged a wall, with cries of ‘come back’ as floodwaters rushed through the streets.

It comes amid Storm Bert, which plunges parts of Britain into flooding chaos, killing four people.

For the second day in a row, gusts of wind and thunderstorms hit the country at a speed of 110 km per hour, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.

Locals were furious and branded the inconsiderate driver a ‘t***er’ for causing a flood of brown water that soaked businesses in Tenbury Wells, Worcestershire.

Owners had fought valiantly to keep the water out of their shops, only to see their hard work wiped away in an instant as one person said he had ‘put Tenbury out of business’

People pour water from the front garden in Pontypridd, Wales, as officials declare a major incident due to river flooding

Young farmers with a 4×4 on Clay Lane at Chudleigh Knighton near Newton Abbot in Devon make the most of the flooding from Storm Bert by water skiing along the sunken road

North Wales Police said a body had been found during the search for 75-year-old Brian Perry (pictured), who went missing from the River Conwy on Saturday

Residents are trying to clear the drains so the water can recede in Abercarn, Newport

Cars in the Cross Keys Rugby Club car park have been submerged in water as a result of Storm Bert

Officials in South Wales have declared a major incident due to river flooding – as the body of 75-year-old Brian Perry was found after he went missing in the bulging River Conwy on Saturday.

Mr Perry is the fourth victim of the deadly storm, after yesterday’s extreme weather left thousands of homes without power and killed three motorists in fatal road incidents.

A huge search and rescue mission is also currently underway in Devon after reports of a person floating in the River Sid during the storm.

Today’s heavy rain and fast storms also forced the Royal Parks to close all nine sites in London, including Kensington Parks, Primrose Hill and Hyde Park.

The latter location was currently hosting the Winter Wonderland event, but bosses confirmed the Christmas extravaganza would not go ahead today due to ‘the poor weather conditions’.

People’s travel plans are also in tatters as no trains run between Paddington and Cornwall due to the floods and there are serious delays on all lines.