In pictures: Flooding hits south of England
- Image source, Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service
Image caption, Firefighters in Oxfordshire have urged motorists not to risk driving through flood water.
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More heavy rain has caused flooding across the south of England, forcing roads to be closed and damaging some homes.
A Met Office yellow weather warning for rain was in place for Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Hampshire and Dorset until about 09:00.
Some areas were expected to see up to 40-60mm within six hours, with warnings of difficult driving conditions and disruption to public transport.
The M40 between junction 1 and junction 11, which runs through Oxfordshire and Berkshire, was experiencing a lot of standing water, according to Thames Valley Police (TVP).
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