Schools have shut, roads were closed and one driver was rescued from deep water at a well-known flooding hotspot in Hall Green.
West Midlands Police and fire services once again urged drivers NOT to drive through flood water, but many ignored the advice.
These photos show the impact of the wild weather on our city. Some residents criticised the council on social media for not cleaning out the drains regularly.
One boy was praised for single-handedly clearing out a blocked drain on his flooded road in the city.
St Laurence’s Infant & Junior School in Northfield was hit by gushing flood water, with the doors closed to pupils on Friday and an appeal made for help from the community.
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5. Beth Redweather took this snap of her flooded road as drivers continued to take on the deep water. Luckily the water didn't reach her home.
Mill Lane by the Rea Valley cycle Route | Beth Redweather
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6. Northfield was hit by floods and some schools were closed
Flood water gushes into St Laurence School in Northfield | Emma Moland
7. Flood water swarmed over roads in Northfield
Roads closed amid severe floods in Northfield | Adam Smith
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8. Firefighters urged drivers not to travel through the gushing floods across the city
Cars pulling onto the pavement to avoid flood water in Birmingham | Wongi Sue