Storm Bert aftermath - Full list of Midlands flood warnings

Flood alerts remained in place across the Midlands after Storm Bert battered the UK. The region was hit with torrential downpours and strong winds over the weekend.

Several busy roads became impassable as a result of the heavy rainfall, with some drivers getting stranded. After West Midlands Fire Service came to the aid of driver in Bloxwich, crews warned: “Remember, 30cm of water is enough to move a car. Do not drive through flood water.”

Rising river levels also prompted the Environment Agency to issue more than 200 flood alerts country-wide. The agency has warned there was further risk of flooding across parts of Birmingham, Worcestershire, Staffordshire, Shropshire and the Black Country on Monday, November 25.

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A full list of active flood warnings and alerts can be found below. Flood warnings indicate that flooding was expected, while alerts mean flooding was possible.

Active flood warnings:

• River Tame at Hamstead
• Bourne Brook at Hunts and Drayton Manor Park

Active flood alerts:

• Upper Tame at Sandwell Valley
• Bourne Brook (Tamworth)
• Middle Tame
• River Stour in Worcestershire
• River Sow and River Penk
• Rugeley Trent
• River Worfe
• River Salwarpe

The Met Office said Storm Bert would "finally clear" from the far northeast early on Tuesday, November 26. Although it said there was a risk of some further rain and strong winds across the south of the UK on Tuesday night and Wednesday.