After what's been a wet week for much of the West Midlands, a better outlook for the weekend and the start of next week:
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Keep up-to-date with the weather forecast for your area at any other time by going to the BBC Weather website.
Behind the scenes at floods control room
Here's a peak behind the scenes in the control room at Evesham's fire station, where the emergency services and the Environment Agency are planning their response to the flooding... fuelled by biscuits donated by a local supermarket.
As well as rescues, monitoring river levels and putting up flood defences, they've been talking to people in affected homes and businesses - and the police and fire service have been out to visit some of those most vulnerable.
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At the end of yesterday, Dave Throup from the Environment Agency tweeted "What a day!"
Roads and footpaths will remain 'dangerous'
Although flood levels are expected to fall over the next 24 hours we're being warned that roads and footpaths will remain dangerous.
The Environment Agency said roads would be dangerous because of mud and gravel left behind and footpaths near rivers will be slippery, even when the water has gone.
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Homes and businesses that have been flooded could be contaminated by oil, silt and sewage and the Environment Agency has advice on how to safely clean up afterwards.
Floodwater being washed into homes
The old bridge in Clun is closed, because of the high river levels, but people have been moving the signs and vehicles are still driving over it.
People living nearby have complained that means floodwater is being washed into their homes.
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A number of flood warnings are being downgraded to flood alerts and river levels have peaked in some places, but there's still a lot of water around.
Here are two BBC Weather Watcher photos from Shropshire, showing a road near Coreley in the south of the county and the River Severn in Shrewsbury.
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Severe disruption: A53 Shropshire both ways
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A53 Shropshire both ways severe disruption, from A49 to the turn off for Astley.
A53 Shropshire - A53 in Battlefield, Shrewsbury blocked in both directions from Battlefield roundabout to the the turn off for Astley junction, because of an overturned lorry.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
Park Runs cancelled because of wet weather
A number of Park Runs have been cancelled tomorrow, because of flooding.
The weekly 5km runs, which are open to anyone, won't be taking place in Evesham, Stratford-upon-Avon, Churchfields in Worcestershire and Worcester Pitchcroft.
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A decision is due to be made on a number of other ones, including the Shrewsbury Park Run.
The main Frankwell car park has reopened in Shrewsbury, but the River Severn is still rising in the town and isn't expected to peak until tomorrow.
The flood barriers in the town are at their second level at the moment.
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The Environment Agency said it was watching the levels downriver in Ironbridge, but the flood barriers haven't yet been erected there.
River levels in Shrewsbury are expected to peak about half a metre lower than they did last month.
Trains into Wales still being disrupted
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Trains are still being cancelled or delayed on the route between Shrewsbury and Machynlleth, but National Rail Enquiries says they should start to return to normal after 11:00.
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Latest PostFlood warnings and alerts remain in place
Residents have been warned to "remain vigilant" as more than a dozen flood warnings are in place and many roads still affected.
There are 13 warnings affecting Worcestershire, along the River Severn and Avon, and five in Shropshire.
Flood defences were put up in Ironbridge on Saturday evening.
The Environment Agency (EA) said river levels are dropping quickly on the Avon and Teme and falling slowly on the Severn upstream of Bewdley.
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After what's been a wet week for much of the West Midlands, a better outlook for the weekend and the start of next week:
Video content
Keep up-to-date with the weather forecast for your area at any other time by going to the BBC Weather website.
Behind the scenes at floods control room
Here's a peak behind the scenes in the control room at Evesham's fire station, where the emergency services and the Environment Agency are planning their response to the flooding... fuelled by biscuits donated by a local supermarket.
As well as rescues, monitoring river levels and putting up flood defences, they've been talking to people in affected homes and businesses - and the police and fire service have been out to visit some of those most vulnerable.
At the end of yesterday, Dave Throup from the Environment Agency tweeted "What a day!"
Roads and footpaths will remain 'dangerous'
Although flood levels are expected to fall over the next 24 hours we're being warned that roads and footpaths will remain dangerous.
The Environment Agency said roads would be dangerous because of mud and gravel left behind and footpaths near rivers will be slippery, even when the water has gone.
Homes and businesses that have been flooded could be contaminated by oil, silt and sewage and the Environment Agency has advice on how to safely clean up afterwards.
Floodwater being washed into homes
The old bridge in Clun is closed, because of the high river levels, but people have been moving the signs and vehicles are still driving over it.
People living nearby have complained that means floodwater is being washed into their homes.
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Will the weekend bring more wet weather?
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It will be a cloudy night with some rain spreading in from the east and lows of 4C (39F).
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Your photos: Roads flooded and rivers remain high
BBC Weather Watchers
A number of flood warnings are being downgraded to flood alerts and river levels have peaked in some places, but there's still a lot of water around.
Here are two BBC Weather Watcher photos from Shropshire, showing a road near Coreley in the south of the county and the River Severn in Shrewsbury.
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Severe disruption: A53 Shropshire both ways
A53 Shropshire both ways severe disruption, from A49 to the turn off for Astley.
A53 Shropshire - A53 in Battlefield, Shrewsbury blocked in both directions from Battlefield roundabout to the the turn off for Astley junction, because of an overturned lorry.
To report traffic and travel incidents dial 0330 123 0184 at any time
Park Runs cancelled because of wet weather
A number of Park Runs have been cancelled tomorrow, because of flooding.
The weekly 5km runs, which are open to anyone, won't be taking place in Evesham, Stratford-upon-Avon, Churchfields in Worcestershire and Worcester Pitchcroft.
A decision is due to be made on a number of other ones, including the Shrewsbury Park Run.
Your photos: Cars abandoned in muddy floods
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A number of cars have been abandoned in the floods around the West Midlands.
These ones were photographed by BBC Weather Watchers at Lickey End and Wythall in Worcestershire.
Further north, the River Teme is still in full flow in Ludlow.
You can email us your flood photos and we'll share them on the live updates.
Car park reopens and flood barriers are up
The main Frankwell car park has reopened in Shrewsbury, but the River Severn is still rising in the town and isn't expected to peak until tomorrow.
The flood barriers in the town are at their second level at the moment.
The Environment Agency said it was watching the levels downriver in Ironbridge, but the flood barriers haven't yet been erected there.
River levels in Shrewsbury are expected to peak about half a metre lower than they did last month.
Trains into Wales still being disrupted
BBC News Travel
Trains are still being cancelled or delayed on the route between Shrewsbury and Machynlleth, but National Rail Enquiries says they should start to return to normal after 11:00.