THESE pictures capture the extent of the flooding in Worcester today (Wednesday) as flood levels rise. 

The River Severn burst its banks on Saturday at South Parade and the river levels have remained high ever since. 

Flood warnings for the River Severn at Court Meadow, Kempsey and Callow End remain in place this morning (January 11). 

Worcester News: FLOODING: Flooding on the River SevernFLOODING: Flooding on the River Severn (Image: Anil Patel)

At 11.15am the river level at Diglis was at 3.92m.

This is above the typical level and higher than the 3.74m it reached on Tuesday.

In Barbourne, the river level was also above its typical level reaching 4.29m and is also higher than the 4.08m recorded 24 hours earlier. 

The city council placed signs across its car parks in Worcester warning drivers of a possible flood risk, but as it stands there have been no reported issues.

Worcester News: LEVELS: Flooding levels remain high on the River SevernLEVELS: Flooding levels remain high on the River Severn (Image: Anil Patel)A Worcester City Council spokesperson had said: "Currently, there are no problems in any of the City Council’s car parks, but we anticipate that could change tomorrow (Wednesday) or later in the week.

Worcester News: RISING: River Severn levelsRISING: River Severn levels (Image: Anil Patel)

"We have put signs out at Pitchcroft, Croft Road, Newport Street and Cattlemarket car parks, advising customers to park in other locations.

"Information on other city centre car parks is at www.worcester.gov.uk/parking."