Yellow weather warning issued for Sussex

The Met Office issued the warning from midday today.

There has been minor disruption, with some flooding on roads in Sussex.

Flooding was reported on the A29 Shripney Road near Bognor.

Earlier today, trains were unable to run between Uckfield and Crowborough due to flooding on the track.

Rain in Aldrington (Image: The Argus)

The Met Office said to expect spray and flooding on some roads making journey times longer.

A spokesman said: “Further rain is likely to affect Sussex at times on Sunday afternoon.

"This may ease for a time, but there is then a chance of a brief spell of heavier rain during Sunday evening.

“Ten to 20 mm rain is likely to fall, with a chance of one or two places seeing up to 30 mm; this more likely during the evening.

Rain in Bond Street, Brighton (Image: The Argus)

"Given saturated ground and high river levels, this brings the risk of some flooding. The rain is expected to clear eastwards by midnight.”

There are seven flood alerts in Sussex although these are categorised as “low risk”.

There is a red flood warning in Climping, near Littlehampton.