A number of villages have suffered flooding this morning, with drivers being urged to seek different routes.

Major traffic routes across the county are seeing problems after overnight snow and rain cause treacherous conditions and repairs force closures.

After the rain will come the floods, with rivers across Kent on the brink of overflowing and numerous villages and towns at risk.

Part of the coastline has seen its highest tide in seven years - while a river has burst its banks leaving town centre roads flooded.

The Environment Agency has issued a warning due to potential flooding that could affect roads and properties.

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The Environment Agency has warned flood alerts could be back by the end of the week as more rainfall is expected.

A Kent MP has hit out at the council after flooding in the same part of her constituency for the past 10 years.

We take a look at how the wet weather affected Kent in 2020, with flooding seen across the county.

A second yellow weather warning has been issued for the county with high winds expected to batter the coastline, after flooding issues this morning.

A two-vehicle crash and flooding has been causing delays for drivers on the M2.

Flood alerts are in force on rivers and lanes closed on motorways after heavy rain battered the county.

A yellow weather warning has been issued for tomorrow, with flooding of some roads and properties predicted.

The Met Office say gusts of up to 65mph will hit Kent tonight especially in coastal areas and as a result it has issued a yellow weather warning.

Two weather warnings are in place for winds of up to 65mph and heavy rain across the county thanks to a Spanish storm.

A Spanish storm will bring torrential downpours and 40mph winds to Kent tomorrow.

Every picture tells a story as we look back through our archive at the storm that devastated Kent in October 1987.

Heavy rain and strong winds of up to 65mph are hitting the county as Kent gets set for a miserable Friday and weekend.

Wet and windy weather is forecast to hit the county from tonight - bringing with it potential travel disruption and floods.

Traffic is beginning to ease on the motorway after the speed restriction put in place over the crossing, due to strong winds, was lifted.