Commuters on road and rail were disrupted by the downpours.
Tracks at a train station in Shropshire were submerged, while stranded motorists had to abandon their cars on an empty motorway in Gloucestershire.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning of strong winds, which may cause disruption across the South West of England and Wales tomorrow.
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