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Emergency services dealt with a number of flood related incidents yesterday evening.
Heavy rain caused flash flooding in areas including Buckingham.
Fire crews were sent to Main Street in Tingewick.
The firefighters used a lightweight portable pump and major pump to redirect water flow out and away from properties.
Crews were also called to a building which had been struck by lightning in Aylesbury.
The fire on the roof was out on arrival.
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