Flood alerts in the Anglia region in the wake of Storm Angus
The Environment Agency is monitoring river levels across East Anglia after Storm Angus brought strong winds and heavy rain to the area.
Flood alerts have been issued in the Anglia region in Essex, Suffolk and for the River Lee at Hertford.
Flood Alerts
ESSEX: River Wid from Ingatestone to, and including Writtle and the River Can at Chelmsford
SUFFOLK: Blyth and Walpole Rivers and Chediston, Bramfield and Wrentham watercourses
The Environment Agency says: "We are seeing river levels rise due to rainfall overnight and into this morning.
"River levels are likely to continue to rise before stabilising. Over the next 4 hours the forecast is for continued rainfall, some of which could be heavy. We will continue to monitor levels closely."
HERTFORDSHIRE: The River Lee at Hertford including Lemsford, Hatfield, Ware and Stanstead Abbotts
The Environment Agency says rivers are expected to rise, resulting in flooding to lower lying land, roads and gardens next to the river. Surface water flooding can also be expected in some locations.
Rainfall totals in the Anglia region from midnight to 8am
21 mm in Writtle, Essex
21 mm in Andrewsfield near Braintree, Essex
20 mm in Wittering, Cambridgeshire
16 mm in Wattisham, Suffolk
13 mm in Cavendish, Suffolk
12 mm in Cromer, Norfolk
12 mm in Norwich, Norfolk
12 mm in Shoeburyness, Essex