WEATHER: A yellow weather warning has been lifted after flash flooding caused by Storm Babet. (Image: Getty Images)
A WEATHER warning has been lifted for Worcestershire after flash flooding across the county caused by Storm Babet.
Roads across Worcestershire yesterday were hit with flash flooding, closures and slow-moving traffic.
A yellow weather warning was in place this week to warn the UK about Storm Babet, but Worcestershire no longer as a warning in place.
Today's weather is expected to be largely dry and cloudy, with some rain between 11am to 1pm.
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We are covering today's weather updates and remaining road closures in a live blog.
Sunday is expected to be an entirely different story - with sunshine between 8am to 5pm and highs of 14C.
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