FLOODING: River Severn's levels have begun to lower in Worcestershire. (Image: Anil Patel)
ALL FLOOD warnings in Worcestershire have been removed.
River levels on the River Severn and Kempsey have been removed after water levels across the county have gone back to normal.
On Tuesday (December 19), the county was hit with fresh flood warnings after heavy rainfall led to rising water levels.
The Environment Agency warned of flooding of roads and farmland.
Worcestershire is currently being affected by heavy winds Storm Pia today (Thursday) after there were warnings for strong winds.
According to the Met Office, more rainfall is predicted in the early hours of tomorrow morning, but this is expected to clear throughout the day.
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