An 18-hour yellow weather warning has been put in place covering Shropshire and the whole of Wales as Storm Ciarán looms.
The Met Office does not expect Shropshire to be hit by rain until after 10pm tonight - but from then until rush hour on Thursday it is forecast to be heavy.
Dave Throup, a former Environment Agency manager in the region, says on Twitter that rain rather than wind is likely to be the main risk locally from Storm Ciarán."High resolution models suggesting a lot of rain over the Welsh headwaters." He has tweeted an animation of what the saturated catchments, showing just how wet the whole area is.
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