The first named storm of the winter hit the West Country over the weekend bringing with it heavy rain, flooding and strong winds. It has meant problems on the roads and railways.
Although Angus has passed more severe weather followed closely behind.
Bristol Temple Meads has reopened and the diversionary route between Taunton and Bristol Temple Meads has also opened.
Trains will start to run between the stations.
Temporary station closure on Great Western Railway at Bristol Temple Meads due to flooding.
Station is closed until further notice.
Part of an ancient stone footbridge has been washed away in flooding on Exmoor.
The Tarr Steps usually provide a crossing for the River Barle but as our reporter Bob Cruwys discovered, they've been washed away by floodwater.
The B3135 through Cheddar Gorge has been closed on safety grounds. It was shut yesterday (Sunday 20 November) due to subsidence caused by heavy rain and flooding.
Water and rock are continuing to pour onto the road today, and the closure remains in place.
Somerset County Council’s highways team says it will reassess the situation later and sweep the debris from the route.
Drivers across the West Country have had nightmare journeys to work and beyond as flash flooding hit the region.
ITV's Wales and West correspondent Rupert Evelyn came across one beleaguered BMW driver in Long Ashton in Bristol. As you'll see in Rupert's video, he tried pushing and then being towed - but even that proved problematic.
