Updates from Monday 28 October to Sunday 3 November
Flood defences are continuing to go up along the River Severn with these ones being installed at Beales Corner, Bewdley, Worcestershire., external
There's currently a flood alert covering the stretch, external, meaning flooding is possible:
Image source, Environment Agency
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BBC Wales News
Transport for Wales do not "fully know" when weather-hit rail services will be back to normal - but are aiming for a week.
Image source, Network RailThe firm's customer experience director Colin Lea said the rain on the weekend had been "astonishing".
The Met Office said more than 4in (100mm) of rain fell in 24 hours in some places.
Damage to the line in Herefordshire has stopped the direct north-south route.
Track at Pontrilas was washed away, affecting all services using the railway between Hereford and Abergavenny.
Many of our local newspapers are carrying updates on the flood situation in their areas:
Residents and businesses in Ironbridge are bracing themselves for a surge in the river level after heavy rain over the weekend.
A flood warning has been issued for the River Severn at Ironbridge and Jackfield.
River levels are expected to continue to rise over the next day or so, said the Environment Agency.
The river is expected to peak on Tuesday morning.
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Flood defences in Ironbridge are "doing their job," the Environment Agency said, and some of those barriers are expected to be extended.
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Image source, Environment AgencyThe river level is yet to peak at the Buildwas river gauge, where about 470 tonnes of water a second is passing through it, Chris Bainger, from the Environment Agency said.
"We've had the barriers up a number of occasions in Ironbridge," he said, "this is the most I've seen for a long time against these."
"We have had higher, and it's important to say we have defences, we put them in and we have this under control."
Two men had to be rescued in Nantwich at the weekend as they were in danger of being swept away in the flooded River Weaver.
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service said the rescues happened within minutes of each other on Saturday, with the first man "hanging on to the bridge" in fast-flowing water near Waterlode., external
The second was seen "clinging to a branch, external" in the town as they arrived.
Image source, Cheshire Fire and Rescue ServiceCrews also rescued an adult and two children from a flooded house in the Shrewbridge Road, external area while 17 sheep were pulled from flood water in Moss Hall Lane, Audlem, after getting stuck., external
Image source, Cheshire Fire and Rescue ServiceTo give you an idea just how bad the flooding has been in Worcestershire over the weekend, pilot Andy Young has been tweeting photos he's taken.
He says this one shows Upton-upon-Severn yesterday:, external
Image source, Andy Young
Allen Cook
BBC News
Dozens of people have been rescued and rail services and roads remain heavily disrupted after the weekend's rain and flooding in Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
Image source, Hereford and Worcester Fire ServiceThe fire service says it was called to 130 incidents between Friday morning and 07:00 today with "the majority being flooding-related".
In Hereford, at least 20 homes were flooded and residents at a care home had to be rescued.
Meanwhile, the railway line between Hereford and Newport is still shut after part of the track at Pontrilas, Herefordshire was washed away by flash floods., external
Image source, Network RailThe Environment Agency says the River Wye in Hereford is at its highest since October 1998 while the River Teme in Worcestershirereached its highest level since 2007. , external
There are more than a dozen flood warnings, meaning flooding is expected, along rivers in Herefordshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire, along with many more flood alerts., external
River levels in Shrewsbury have peaked at 4.06m, said the Environment Agency.
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Image source, Environment AgencyThirteen flood warnings and 12 flood alerts remain in place across Shropshire after Saturday's heavy downpours.
The surge of water is now making its way downstream to Ironbridge, where barriers are in place, said Chris Bainbridge, from the Environment Agency, before heading to Bridgnorth.
Image source, Environment AgencyA lot of minor roads are flooded, he added, reminding people not to drive through flood water.
This is the current scene at Powick, Worcestershire as the Environment Agency continues to pump out flood water.
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Fields were turned into a torrent near the town over the weekend as the River Teme broke it's banks after heavy rain.
The river reached its highest level since 2007 said the Environment Agency.
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This photo was taken by the Environment Agency's Dave Throup, external.
Image source, Dave ThroupThe city's racecourse is similarly under water.
Image source, Dave ThroupA number of caf parks remain closed in Stafford due to the flood water.
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Stourport Road in Bewdley will be closed at 09:00 for flood barrier installation.
Bewdley Bridge will also close from 12:00 to allow flood pump installation.
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Reporter, BBC Radio Stoke
There are road closures in place across parts of Stafford due to flood water.
People had to be rescued from their homes, cars, and fast-flowing water this weekend after the River Sow broke it's banks.
Image source, StaffordOne Bengal Lounge Indian restaurant owner Farooq Hussain said he was been pumping water from the cellar for almost 24 hours.
"I keep pumping it out and it keeps refilling," he said.
The business has been running 51 years, he said, and it's only happened once before.
Hereford Leisure Pool is to remain closed until further notice after flood water affected the plant room.
Image source, Hereford Leisure Pool
Image source, Hereford and Worcester Fire ServiceThe centre said staff worked with fire crews through the night to pump water away from the site.
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Read MoreThere are flood warnings in place along the River Severn through Shropshire and Worcestershire after "unusually" high levels were recorded along it's entire length in England, said the Environment Agency. , external
Image source, Met OfficeFlood alerts are also in place for Warwickshire, Herefordshire and Staffordshire.
Dozens of roads are still being affected by flood water across the region.
Flooding is still affecting roads across Shropshire, Herefordshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire.
In Hereford at least 20 homes were flooded over the weekend and residents at a care home had to be rescued.
Image source, Network RailRail services have also been affected and part of a track at Pontrilas, Herefordshire, has been washed away by flash floods.
Replacement bus services are running between Hereford and Newport with tickets being accepted on CrossCountry services.
The line is expected to remain closed all week.
River levels at some points on the Wye at Hereford have been the highest since records began.
A level of 6.21m was recorded at Belmont on Sunday, which is the highest since records began in 1970, said the Environment Agency.
A level of 5.52m was recorded at Old Wye Bridge, the highest level since October 1998.
Image source, Environment Agency