UK braced for storms
Parts of the UK are braced for more bad weather amid fears that heavy rains could cause more flooding.
Latest ITV News reports
More flooding expected as weather gets worse
Forecaster dismisses claims 'once-in-50-years' storm to hit
Brendan Jones, a forecaster with MeteoGroup, has rubbished claims that Britain is set to be battered by the worst storms in 50-years as "clearly over the top" and "nonsense".
He said: "The storm coming up is no worse than the winds last week. And in terms of wind they will not be as severe."
Britain braced as 'once-in-50-years storm' set to hit
Parts of Britain are braced for more flooding as a "once-in-50-years storm" is set to hit the south-west and Wales.
Read the full storyAdvertisement
Residents speak of flood hell
Residents in Middleton On Sea have spoken about being stranded because of heavy showers and floods. Daybreak's Katy Fawcett reports.
Pets stranded because of floods
Pets have been stranded across the country as heavy showers hit South Wales, the south of England and Northern Ireland.
Daybreak's Katy Fawcett meets Rio in Middleton On Sea - who was stranded because of the floods.
Appeal to raise funds for flood victims in Ceredigion
The fund will be independently managed as a charity.
.
More flood alerts issued as rains continue
The Environment Agency has issued more flood alerts this afternoon, after heavy rains continued across most of the UK today. A alert is a warning to prepare for the possibility of flooding.
- 39 in the South East
- 1 in the South West
- 4 across Anglia
- 1 across the Midlands
- 1 in the North East
Advertisement
A flooded family living room
Flooding hits Felpham in Bognor Regis
Felpham in Bognor Regis, West Sussex is flooded for miles around.
Severe flooding in Bognor Regis
Life in Felpham in Bognor Regis comes to a standstill because of severe flooding.
Flood victim: We're suffering but we're alright
by Lewis Vaughan-Jones: ITV News reporterJohn Sansom, a resident of Bognor Regis in West Sussex, told me that the flood waters have prevented him from buying his newspaper and cigarettes, but that he was alright so long as his house stayed dry.