Ian Fergusson, BBC West's Senior Weather Presenter, has given us the latest information on today's weather warning and flooding problems
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service says 33 properties have been flooded in the Ilminster area and have so far rescued 25 people from vehicles stranded in floodwater
Tonight's League Two match between Cheltenham Town and Gillingham has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch
A new yellow weather warning has been issued for Thursday
Wellington in Somerset has seen its wettest January since 1984, according to a weather observer
Let us know what is happening in your area.
Sarah Turnnidge
BBC News, West of England
Our live coverage of today's flooding is now drawing to a close - thank you for joining us as we covered the impact of Storm Chandra in our region.
This blog will soon be replaced by an article which we will update with any major breaking news related to the flooding, so please keen an eye on our website for further information.
Lee Madan
BBC West
I was out on Severn Drive in Taunton this morning where there is still a significant amount of flood water and unfortunately two of the homes here have also been affected inside.
I spoke James and Faye Wade who said they were "shocked" by the flooding, which they noticed when they went to let their puppy out in the garden at around 05:00 GMT with water already coming up to the back door.
"I got some towels out, called my husband, the kids were still in bed asleep and it just started to come up through the floor," said Faye.
"By 6am it was just bubbling up through the skirting boards."
"We were helpless," added James. "It was coming up through the air bricks, going through the laminate floor, the carpet. There was nothing we could do, we just had to let Mother Nature take its course."
Sammy Jenkins
BBC News, Live page reporter
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Water levels are still high around the Acacia Gardens and Swingbridge areas of Taunton.
There are currently 20 flood warnings for Somerset.
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service have told the BBC multiple people have had to be rescued from floodwater this morning as multiple flood warnings are in place across the county.
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Our reporter Matt Faulkner has been in Ilminster this morning, where some properties have been flooded.
There are signs of things improving now, with Station Road - one of the main routes into the market town - now reopened.
Tess De La Mare
Live page reporter
A flood warning covering the stretch of the River Chew from Stanton Drew to the Bristol Avon at Keynsham has been withdrawn by the Environment Agency as the "forecast has changed significantly".
"Weather conditions are expected to improve and no further flooding is expected. The flood warning was issued based on the rapid rate of rise, which has now slowed," the agency said.
Drivers and pedestrians are still being urged to continue to take care near waterside roads and footpaths.
"Never drive through flood water, just 30cm of fast flowing water is enough to move your car," the Environment Agency said.
Ilminster Mayor Brian Hamilton has been out this morning, helping residents affected by the floods.
He said the overnight rain presented the town's flood aid group with its biggest test so far.
Sarah Turnnidge
BBC News, West of England
Image source, Pewsey Parish CouncilThe Scotchel nature reserve in Pewsey, Wiltshire, has been temporarily closed by Pewsey Parish Council due to increasing river levels.
A spokesperson for the council said the Environment Agency had recently released a flood alert for the area, and would keep the community up to date as the situation progresses.
Our reporter Ross Pollard has the latest on the flooding situation across Somerset.
Sarah Turnnidge
BBC News, Live page reporter
Image source, Mike JefferiesThis dramatic picture sent in by Weather Watcher Mike Jefferies shows the scene after the River Brue burst its banks on the outskirts of Glastonbury.
You can submit weather reports and photos yourself through our Weather Watchers platform here - but please do not put yourself at any risk taking photos.
Sammy Jenkins
BBC News, Live page reporter
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service says 33 properties have been flooded in the Ilminster area.
Two are on Station Road and the others are at Holway House Park and Home Farm Park - park home sites on the western edge of the town near the River Isle.
The fire service said most residents wanted to stay put but 12 people and a dog have been rescued and taken to a hotel.
In Puckington, resident Alan Wilson told our reporter Matt Faulkner that the flood water is almost at his house.
Sammy Jenkins
BBC News, Live page reporter
A new yellow weather warning for Thursday covering the South West has been issued by the Met Office, external.
The warning covers parts of Somerset, Devon and Cornwall.
Further rain is expected and may lead to more flooding and transport disruption, it says.
The warning will come into force at 12:00 GMT on Thursday and remain in place until 23:59.
Matt Faulkner describes the scene at Puckington near Ilminster.
Tess De La Mare
BBC News, Live page reporter
Fire crews were called to Ilminster after 33 properties were hit by flooding.
Parts of the town were submerged after the River Isle burst its banks.
Fire crews are helping residents after flooding in Ilminster, Somerset.
Nicola Coate, from Coates English Willow in Stoke St Gregory, told BBC Radio Somerset that while a third of her staff have made it into work, her shop has had to close and dry out due to flooding.
“I can’t get over how quickly everything has happened. I think that’s the shock for us," she said.
"The water has gone up really really quickly."
Coate said the tea rooms, which are on the same site, have also had to close as they have had about "two inches of water" in their building.
"It is all going down but I think they will be shut for a day or two," she added.
The village of Martock in south Somerset has been hard hit.
Some roads have been closed to prevent drivers attempting to drive through floodwater. Several cars have also been submerged.
See the levels of flooding after heavy rain in Martock, Somerset.
Ian Fergusson
BBC weather forecaster
More from BBC West's Senior Weather Presenter.
"The next few days will bring some further periods of rain and showers, albeit not on the same scale as experienced last night and with drier periods between them.
"The Met Office have just issued a yellow warning for heavy rain during the latter part of Thursday, with another 10mm to 20mm likely - this will doubtless exacerbate current issues.
"There's no sign at present of any lengthy spell of completely dry weather in the next fortnight or so, but that may change during early February."
Sammy Jenkins
BBC News, Live page reporter
Ben Williams from Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue told BBC Radio Somerset earlier the service had attended multiple rescues across the county this morning.
They have rescued people from floodwater at the following locations:
It also said crews had gone to Station Road in Ilminster, the place where our reporter Matt Faulkner was earlier, where 33 properties are affected by flooding.
