Flood updates from 16-20 February
Drone footage shows the River Teme which has overflowed into fields.
The footage was taken by Scott Rea outside the village of Knightwick, near Malvern, in Worcestershire, close to the A44.
Storm Dennis: River Teme flooded in Malven, Worcestershire
These photos from the National Police Air Service show the extent of the flooding as seen from the air in parts of the West Midlands.
The service said it had been working, external with West Mercia Police.
Image source, National Police Air Service
Image source, National Police Air Service
Allen Cook
BBC News
People across the West Midlands are being warned to expect more flooding on Tuesday as river levels continue to rise.
Image source, West Mercia PoliceThere are six severe flood warnings in place across the region, external and the Environment Agency says it is concerned water levels could rise above the top of its defences.
West Mercia Police and Staffordshire Police , externalhave also warned residents in Shrewsbury, Bridgnorth, Burton and Lichfield to be prepared for further flooding.
The woman went missing on Sunday after getting out of her car which was stuck in water, police say.
Read MoreSome Herefordshire villages have been left "completely cut off" by floodwater in the wake of Storm Dennis, a local resident has said.
Image source, PA Media"I think most of the villages in Hereford have been cut off. It's crazy," Laura Yarwood, from Bodenham, said.
"It's the worst anyone in Hereford has ever seen it to be, and the fact that communities are being evacuated, that's unheard of."
Image source, PA Media"There's lots of groups that are pulling together, churches are opening to provide hot drinks and things, the leisure centres are taking the evacuated people in.
"It's shown that the community is really together but it has been, I think, devastating for a lot of people."
No, this isn't a river, this is a road under water near Stafford this morning:
Image source, Baswich Community GroupIt was taken by Baswich Community Group , externalwho said it was Baswich Lane and urged drivers not to ignore signs and drive through it.
Allen Cook
BBC News
These photos show the play area this morning at Victoria Park, Stafford.
Unsurprisingly, the borough council's said, external it's shut today.
Image source, Stafford Borough Council
Image source, Stafford Borough CouncilA family rescued from flooding in Tenbury Wells said it could be six months before they return to their home.
They were also affected by the floods that hit the town in 2007.
The river Teme has now peaked, with floodwaters set to recede.
Storm Dennis: Family rescued in Tenbury Wells
Allen Cook
BBC News
People living in areas of Worcestershire near the River Severn are being asked to leave their homes as water levels continue to rise.
West Mercia Police said , externalthe evacuation advice followed severe flood warnings being issued this afternoon for Upton upon Severn and nearby Uckinghall.
In connection, a "rest centre" has been set up at Upton Hill Community Centre on Milestone Road, Upton.
Worcestershire County Council says , externalthe bridge over the River Severn in Upton has been shut.
Parts of Shropshire look to have been cut off by floodwater by the look of this photo from local firm Hire a Canoe Shrewsbury.
It shows the flood-plain between Royal Hill and Rodney's Pillar, not far from Shrewsbury:
Image source, Hire a Canoe Shrewsbury
Kathryn Stanczyszyn
Political Reporter, BBC WM
Residents and business owners are starting to return to Tenbury Wells, as the floodwater starts to recede in the town.
Image source, AFP
Image source, AFPWater deluged the town after the River Teme burst its banks in the early hours of Sunday.
Image source, AFPThe river level - which peaked earlier - didn't exceed that registered in the 2007 flood, but the impact seems to be greater in the town.
BBC Shropshire
BBC Shropshire's Nick Southall's in Shrewsbury this afternoon where people have been rescued from flood water after the River Severn burst its banks.
Shrewsbury floods rescue
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Two new severe flood warnings have been issued in the West Midlands, external, with homes and businesses in Hampton Bishop, near Hereford, expected to be hit.
Severe warnings suggest a danger to life. The rivers Lugg and Wye in the area continue to rise following Storm Dennis.
The warnings join two others for Upton upon Severn in Worcestershire and one for Blackmarstone in Hereford.
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More than a dozen roads are currently shut in Shrewsbury following the River Severn bursting its banks this afternoon.
Image source, Shropshire CouncilThey include some of the main routes through the town, including Coton Hill, Longden Coleham and Coleham Head, and Raven Meadows (except for access).
One lane is closed on Smithfield Road and it may soon be shut completely, Shropshire Council is warning.
Outside Shrewsbury, the Atcham to Cross Houses road is closed, as is Cressage to Eaton Constantine.
All closures are on the Shropshire Council , externalwebsite which includes 13 in the town and three in the surrounding area.
Roads around Hereford and Shrewsbury continue to be affected by flooding this afternoon.
West Mercia Police tweeted that the B4224 near Fownhope, close to Hereford, was closed after part of the route gave way.
The police video shows it's a section not far from the River Wye, which has burst its banks:
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While in Shrewsbury, the force said fire crews, external were rescuing people stranded in floods.
Image source, West Mercia PoliceAbout 420 properties have been flooded across the UK due to Storm Dennis, with about 270 of those in the West Midlands, said the Environment Agency.
It estimated that 18,500 properties had been protected from flooding.
Worcestershire has borne the brunt of the floods with about 200 homes affected, according to figures from the Environment Agency's John Curtin.
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Fire crews are checking for stranded people in Shrewsbury after the River Severn burst its banks this afternoon.
Police in Shrewsbury said, external Coton Hill and the railway bridge were closed now due to flooding, with crews rescuing a motorist stranded under the railway bridge.
Image source, West Mercia PoliceBus firm Arriva Midlands West tweeted, external that there are delays to their services in their town due to the flooding.
Allen Cook
BBC News
People in Upton upon Severn are being warned that rising river levels could go over the top of existing flood defences tonight.
Image source, RyanWith two new severe flood warnings issued for the area this afternoon, the Environment Agency's Dave Throup's described the levels, external as "exceptional".
The warnings mean there is a risk to life., external
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Buses being used in place of rail services between Shrewsbury and Machynlleth have been stopped from going in or out of Shrewsbury due to the flooding., external
Transport for Wales had said the line was set to be shut until at least 18:00 and was using road transport instead.
With the River Severn bursting its banks in Shrewsbury, the operator's now urging customers , externalon the route to find alternative travel arrangements.
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