Updates from Monday 11 November to Sunday 17 November
Andy Giddings
BBC News
The flooding today has been reflected on a number of newspaper websites around the region:
The Worcester News reported: Flooding reported as rain and snow yellow weather warnings put in place, external
The Hereford Time has: Flood victims left 'homeless and without a business', external
And the Stratford Observer wrote: Floods causing chaos across Stratford, external
The rain's continuing to fall in the West Midlands this afternoon, turning some roads into rivers.
This video was taken by BBC WM's Liz Gameson on Swindell Road in the Pedmore area of Stourbridge.
Road turned to river in Stourbridge.
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Vanessa Pearce
BBC News
One driver hasn't heeded the advice of the emergency services and is now stuck in floodwater on the A425 in Newbold-on-Stour, Rugby.
Image source, Newbold TurkeysThe road is blocked between Lower Shuckburgh and Staverton.
West Midlands Trains says an overly complex timetable was largely to blame for delays and cancellations.
Read MoreAndy Giddings
BBC News
Most of the West Midlands saw heavy rain this morning, but the good news is the next few days are looking a lot drier.
Many of us will see some light showers over the next seven days, but nothing like the downpour we've seen today and the Met Office hasn't got any weather warnings for the region after today.
Image source, Ken MThe bad news is more rain has to wash down the rivers from Wales and the north of England, so the Environment Agency says levels won't peak until Friday and are likely to remain high for some time.
Vanessa Pearce
BBC News
"Appalling" conditions have been seen across the West Midlands region as about one to two inches of rain has fallen today, said the Environment Agency.
The rain has led to some "very serious surface water flooding", said the agency's Dave Throup.
The prospects for the next few days are "very difficult to tell as the water is running off so quickly", he added.
"Going forward the River Severn, Avon and River Teme - we're likely to be issuing more warnings as we go through the next 24 to 48 hours."
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Read MoreHylton Road, in Worcester, is due to be closed at 18:30 GMT for three hours for flood pump installation.
A flood warning has been issued for the River Severn in the city after heavy rain.
Lucy Frayne, who works as an energy officer for a housing group, said she was setting off on a journey back to Hereford where she lives.
The river has reached the top of the bridge arches in Shipston-on-Stour, said the Environment Agency.
Image source, Environment AgencyFire crews from the village have been called out twice to help people trapped in their vehicles, said the fire service.
And here you can see another photo from nearby Lower Brailes.
Image source, Steve KaackA fallen tree is blocking Juniper Drive in Trench, Shropshire.
Image source, West Mercia PoliceIt's been reported to the council, said West Mercia Police.
The bridge road into Fenny Compton village in Warwickshire is impassable, said the fire service.
Image source, Warwickshire Fire ServiceNearby roads are also being affected with water from surrounding fields, said the fire service.
Drivers are being advised to find alternative routes.
Rain should eventually clear later but not before causing more flooding across the West Midlands, the Met Office is warning.
A yellow warning for rain remains in place until the end of the day.
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Nicola Goodwin
Reporter, BBC Hereford & Worcester
The River Wye in Hereford, one of the worst affected rivers in the West Midlands, is expected to peak at 5.1m on Friday morning.
This is high but nowhere near what we had two weeks ago, which was the highest recorded since 1998.
Image source, Environment AgencyThat means there will be water on footpaths and fields, but it shouldn’t affect homes again unless it gets higher.
There are now flood warnings on all rivers in Herefordshire and the Lugg, Teme and Frome have already started bursting their banks, affecting a few roads in the north of the county.
Green Road ford, in Hall Green, Birmingham, is currently almost 3ft deep and rising, West Midlands police says.
Image source, West Midlands PoliceIt's warning drivers to stay out of floodwater.
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Ben Sidwell
BBC Midlands Today
We've been in Bromyard, Herefordshire, and there's been a lot of flooding on the roads in the town.
Cars driven through floods in Bromyard, Herefordshire
While we were filming, two vehicles got stuck in floodwater and needed rescuing.
This is the scene of a mudslide on the road at Wilden Lane, Stourport-on-Severn, in Worcestershire.
Image source, Worcestershire County CouncilThe road is currently open but may have to close if the situation worsens, said the county council.
Keith Wedgebury
BBC Coventry and Warwickshire
Flooding has closed two lanes of the A46 in Warwickshire with drivers being advised to avoid the area.
Lanes are closed on both the northbound and southbound carriageways between J15 and A4177 Birmingham Road.
A broken down vehicle on the northbound side is also adding to congestion, with traffic seen queuing way into the distance.
West Midlands Trains says the railway line between Hereford and Great Malvern is blocked by flooding and buses are being put on as a replacement.
The line is also blocked between Worcester and Birmingham at Bromsgrove.
The company is also warning other services may be delayed or cancelled by the wet weather.