Schools shut and roads closed after flooding
Rail services getting back to normal
More than 80 people (and dog) rescued from floodwater
Updates on Thursday 14 November
River levels are continuing to rise.
For the latest information on floods and its effects on homes, travel and schools follow our live coverage on Friday.
Image source, Worcestershire County CouncilThe latest news and travel information on flooding in the West Midlands and south Cheshire.
Read MoreWeather warnings for rain are in place for a number of areas already badly affected by flooding.
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Allen Cook
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We're wrapping up our coverage of flooding across the West Midlands.
Today, we've seen:
We'll update you in the morning from 07:00 with the latest news and any further flooding impact.
Allen Cook
BBC News
Parents are already being warned some school transport services in Herefordshire will be disrupted on Friday due to the flooding.
Among the issues already on the Herefordshire Council website are that there'll be no Yeomans services to Eardisland or Dilwyn Common.
The coach service to all Hereford sixth form or further education colleges is also cancelled on Friday.
The authority says there could be more disruption and parents should keep checking its website., external
Allen Cook
BBC News
There are dozens of flood warnings across the West Midlands this evening, external with the majority in Birmingham, Herefordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire.
The Environment Agency said there was more rain forecast over the next 24 hours and it expected more flooding overnight., external
Footage showing flooding in West Midlands
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Train passengers are continuing to face severe delays and cancelled services this evening as the bad weather and flooding's disrupting many railway lines.
Several lines are blocked, with National Rail Enquiries unable to say when it expects disruption to end. , external
Earlier this evening, both Network Rail and British Transport Police urged people, external in the West Midlands not to travel by rail unless "absolutely necessary".
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The River Sherbourne, in Allesley, on the edge of Coventry, has burst its banks this evening, Local Democracy Reporter Tom Davis says.
Some fields are flooded and residents are putting out sandbags, he says, tweeting this video of the scene:
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We've got more photos from our BBC Weather Watchers in the areas around Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, in places affected by flooding.
These two are from users Littleacorns, in Southam, and Soadave, in Alderminster:
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Image source, SoadaveAllen Cook
BBC News
Here are more photos showing the flooding in Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire. These were taken by Nicola Wakeham this afternoon.
The Environment Agency has a flood warning, external, meaning flooding is expected, on the River Stour, which runs through the town.
Image source, Nicola Wakeham
Image source, Nicola WakehamAllen Cook
BBC News
While drivers are being warned about flooding in large parts of the West Midlands, there's an alert over snow falling and settling in parts of the Peak District in Staffordshire tonight.
Travel data firm Inrix says there are hazardous conditions on the A53 between Flash and Buxton, Derbyshire.
This photo's from the webcam at the village store in Flash, external and does show snow settling in the area:
Image source, Flash Bar StoresThe Environment Agency's new Broadway flood defence scheme in Worcestershire has been doing its job today.
The idea is it collects water to stop if flowing into nearby Broadway and Childswickham
Image source, Environment AgencyThe 18-acre field can hold the equivalent of 55 Olympic swimming pools and the £4m defence was built after flooding in 2007.
Fire crews are being called out this evening in Warwickshire to "multiple" cases of vehicles stuck in floodwater.
The fire service said the areas were mainly in and around Wellesbourne, Langley and Wootton Wawen.
There are two flood warnings on the River Dene, external in those areas.
They're preparing for flooding in Worcester this evening.
The county council has closed Hylton Road in the city , externalfor about three hours so flood pumps can be installed.
Image source, Worcestershire County CouncilWest Midlands Ambulance has tweeted this helpful video, with some advice for people who suffer flooding.
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More than 100 roads in Worcestershire are flooded this evening, the county council said.
From its latest list,, external the majority appear to be in the Wychavon and Malvern Hills areas.
In Warwickshire, the county council there has tweeted nearly 30 roads are shut due to flood water., external
A hut used by Sea Scouts at Newbold in Warwickshire has also seen flooding today.
The group proudly claims to be the most inland Royal Navy recognised Sea Scout group in the country, but said "we are not used to being on the water in our hut".
Image source, Nicki Wakeham
Image source, Nicki WakehamThese photos of flooding on Valley Road in Earlswood, Warwickshire, were sent in to us by Peter Smout.
You can just make out a canal running alongside the road.
Image source, Peter Smout
Image source, Peter SmoutWhile the worst of the flooding seems to be in Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire, there is some elsewhere in the West Midlands.
This photo was taken at Gnosall, in Staffordshire, by BBC Weather Watcher Shaun and the duck below was captured by another Weather Watcher who uses the nickname Tragie's Town, in Brierley Hill.
Image source, Shaun
Image source, Tragie's TownThe aptly named Watery Lane in Solihull has been closed due to flooding.
West Midlands Police tweeted, external it was shut from Knowle to Chadwick End and a number of cars had been abandoned in the floodwater.
Image source, West Midlands Police