Flood warnings have been issued for parts of the West Midlands after an "unhelpful" 15-20mm of rain fell overnight, the Environment Agency says.

It's caused "significant" flash flooding in Worcestershire in particular, according to the agency's Dave Throup.

The county was already dealing with major flooding that hit at the weekend.

These are the warnings issued by the Environment Agency so far:

• River Alne at Bird in Hand, external
• River Alne at Chapel Lane and Church Lane in Aston Cantlow and Great Alne, external
• River Avon at Strensham and Bredon, external
• River Avon at Wyre Piddle, external
• River Severn at Abbots Court, Deerhurst, external
• River Severn at Chaceley and Haw Bridge, external
• River Severn at Court Meadow, Kempsey and Callow End, external
• River Severn at Hanley Castle, Rectory Road in Upton upon Severn and Saxons Lode, external
• River Sow and River Penk, external
• River Sence from Temple Mill to Sheepy Magna, external
• River Stour at Mitford Bridge, Shipston on Stour and Tredington, external

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Any early rain should clear to allow some brighter spells with highs of 9°C (54°F).

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It's going to be a bit warmer today, but still pretty chilly with temperatures up to around 8C (46F).

And there could be some light rain tonight.

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Temperatures will remain just above freezing for most of the day and are expected to reach no higher than 5C (41F).

So that means the icy conditions will remain for another day, and we could have some light rain later this morning.

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A fresh warning of icy conditions across the West Midlands has been issued for this evening and tonight.

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The Met Office has, external put out a yellow alert and said there could be injuries from slips and falls along with travel disruption.

The warning runs from 18:00 today until 10:00 on Tuesday.

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Icy conditions are forecast this morning in the West Midlands after a day of snow which blanketed the region.

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The Met Office has , externala yellow warning for ice in place until 11:00 and said there could be travel disruption.

Monday is forecast to start frosty and icy and then be a fine day with plenty of wintry sunshine. Some patches of cloud around this morning with a high of 4C (39F).

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It will be chilly but bright today with sunny spells.

There's a risk of the odd shower this afternoon, though, and it will be moderately windy. High: 6C/43F.

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One or two showers might happen this evening too, but overnight things will turn drier with clear spells and a risk of fog later. Low: -2C/28F.

You can get the latest forecast for your area at any time by going to the BBC Weather website.

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The effects of Storm Christoph are being felt in the West Midlands this morning, with flooding - and rescues - emerging overnight.

Staffordshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Shropshire are the affected counties.

We'll be bringing you the latest.

For now, here's today's forecast:

People in parts of Shropshire are being warned of icy conditions until at least 10:00. The Met Office has a yellow weather warning in place, external.

There are also flood warnings. We'll bring you news of those shortly.

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Overall, this morning should be mainly dry and cloudy before turning more cloudy this afternoon. Relatively mild with a high of 7C/45F.

Dry with clear skies tonight and it will be cold with a widespread frost. Low: 0C/32F.

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A yellow weather warning for rain remains in place across the West Midlands with the Met Office warning of possible flooding and disruption to transport., external

Along with the outbreaks of rain there will be brisk southwesterly winds and it will feel mild with a high of 11C/52F.

More heavy rain is forecast tonight, increasing the risk of flooding but it should clear in the early hours leaving most places dry with clear spells. Low: 4C/39F.

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Parents and teachers trying to save an outdoor residential centre have submitted a petition backed by almost 7,000 people to Warwickshire County Council.

The local authority is considering closing Marle Hall, a stately home near Snowdonia, Wales, it has owned since 1971.

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Campaigners say thousands of children have explored the mountains and coast near the 35-acre site and it had provided "life-changing experiences".

They said supporters' comments included one saying the resource would be "even more vital" to children's health "after the stress and trauma of Covid".

The council said it had finished its consultation with staff and would make a decision on the centre after analysing their feedback.

It added "whatever is ultimately decided around Marle Hall", a residential break "remains a key component of any outdoor education strategy for Warwickshire’s schoolchildren”.

Spells of prolonged and heavy rain are set to cause travel disruption across the West Midlands, the Met Office is warning., external

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Homes and businesses are also at risk of flooding, it said.

The wet weather is expected to affect the region from late on Tuesday into early Thursday as Storm Christoph affects the UK.

A yellow warning has been issued.

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It will be a mild and cloudy day with brisk southwesterly winds and a few showers before heavier rain moves in later, with highs of 11°C (52°F).

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