Flooding is set to hit parts of southern England this weekend as forecasters warn of more heavy rain.
The Met Office has issued more than 40 flood warnings, many of which are in the south east.
Saturated ground from the wet weather during the past month means the public should be mindful of the possibility of localised flooding, forecasters said.
The Met Office's warning was valid from 5am and runs until 7pm this evening.
"Rain, heavy and persistent in places, will continue to affect much of south-west England and South Wales this morning, slowly clearing again from the west this afternoon," forecasters said.
Krista Mitchell from the Met Office added: "Given that the ground there is already quite saturated there's a risk of localised flooding."
She said that 20mm is expected but some parts could see 30mm-40mm.
The Environment Agency has 41 flood warnings - 23 in the South East, 11 in the South West, five in Anglia and two in the Midlands. There are 150 flood alerts in place.
