Man dies after being swept away in fast-flowing water
The man was caught in water from a brook near Cleobury Mortimer, Shropshire, that had breached a road
Bewdley flooded as it became too dangerous to install defences, the Environment Agency confirms
A woman was rescued after being swept 100m downstream when she got out of her car in a Staffordshire ford
Many roads are impassable because of flooding and there is major rail disruption
More than a dozen schools were closed, mainly in Worcestershire
Image source, NHS Birmingham and SolihullA GP practice in Birmingham has closed temporarily.
NHS Birmingham and Solihull said the closure of Greet Community Health Centre on Perry Road was a precautionary measure due to the levels of the River Cole rising.
It added flood barriers were being set up to protect the building.
Worcestershire County Council Highways & Travel has said the following roads are closed:
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Image source, rcolbyDrivers continue to face difficult conditions in Coventry.
Holbrook Way has lots of standing water on the road, which is only getting worse.
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Storm Babet has brought significant rainfall for the West Midlands through the past 24 hours.
If we take the Met Office weather station at Shawbury, in Shropshire, for example, 43mm of rainfall has been recorded since 15:00 yesterday – that’s more than an inch-and-a-half, and 16mm of that fell in three hours this morning.
For context, the average monthly rainfall there for this time of year is 68mm.
There are still two Met Office weather warnings in place across the region - an Amber and a Yellow one - with heavy rain expected to continue across the north Midlands through the afternoon.
It will ease tonight and into the weekend though.
A few more roads in Telford affected by flooding:
Telford and Wrekin Council said its teams were out closing roads where necessary and dealing with blocked drains.
Dramatic footage of flooded tracks at Wood End station, in Warwickshire, has been shared by Network Rail.
Wood End Station under water
Shropshire Council is one of several local authorities warning that bin collections could be affected today by flooded roads.
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A few more schools in Worcestershire are closing early or allowing parents to pick children up early:
Image source, Melissa Romeo-CadwalladerWe've mentioned quite a few roads across the area are open, but are tricky to pass in places.
The road from Clee Hill to Ludlow, in south Shropshire, seems to be one of those.
Melissa Romeo-Cadwallader said the route down Angel bank was OK for 4x4s, but not for other cars.
Sarah Robertson
BBC Radio Stoke
This image gives an idea of how deep the water is around this petrol station in Stafford.
Image source, Shropshire Fire ServiceShropshire Fire and Rescue Service has also been working in Herefordshire and Worcestershire
Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service has received "over 200 calls in the last couple of hours," Station Manager Craig Jackson said.
Many of these calls relate to flooded basements and cars stuck in water.
One car has been rescued from a weir, Mr Jackson added with all passengers safe.
The fire service is also working across the border in Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
We reported earlier the M54 is blocked in both directions between Telford and Wellington.
This was the view on the motorway earlier captured by Lee Bryant.
M54 motorists caught up in floods
The railway is blocked between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury due to severe flooding, Birmingham New Street station said.
It encouraged people to check National Rail Enquiries for the latest journey information.
Workers are on site near Wellington station where the line is currently submerged.
Staff have also been responding to flooding at Bloxwich which is affecting all West Midlands Railway trains between Walsall and Rugeley Trent Valley.
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BBC News
This is why we're seeing numerous cancellations on the trains this morning.
Footage shows rails under water at Bloxwich near Walsall
National Express West Midlands said a number of services may be delayed after traffic lights failed on Hagley Road, at its junction with Monument Road in Edgbaston, Birmingham.
There's congestion on the approach and the 9, 12/A, 13/A,126, X8 and X10 may be delayed.
It asked passengers to allow more time to travel
National Express Bus was accepting rail tickets on all services until further notice, it said earlier.
These are the eight school closures we're now aware of, in many cases due to flooding on surrounding roads:
Image source, Met OfficeA Met Office yellow warning is in place for the West Midlands region until 06:00 BST on Saturday.
It said fast flowing and deep flood water was possible in some areas, as well as difficult driving conditions.
Emergency services are encouraging drivers to take extra care, particularly where there's standing water.
The M54 in Shropshire has been closed in both directions between junctions six and seven, at Telford and Wellington, due to floods.
Two other road closures in Shropshire we know about are:
Many others roads are open, but that doesn't mean there is not deep flood water in places and emergency services are urging drivers to take care.
There is plenty of flash flooding on roads across Worcestershire this morning, according to the county council's highways & travel team.
It urged motorists to please "drive to conditions".
Police in Shrewsbury said there was lots of flood water on roads and they've asked people to plan for their journeys to take longer than normal.
This was the scene earlier on the B5062 near Roden, in Shropshire.
Standing water blocks road near Roden