There was commuter chaos this morning in and around Plymouth and the rest of Devon after heavy overnight rainfall.
Two dozen flood warnings - a more serious alert requiring immediate action - were issued, all in the West Country and the highest rainfall overnight was on Dartmoor, with 33mm in 12 hours.
By 10:30 Devon & Somerset fire and rescue service received 311 calls for assitance, they have attended 51 incidents due to flooding with 38 incidents still on-going.
Community support officer Sarah Giles, from the Topsham area of Exeter, wrote on her Twitter page: "Honestly guys, roads have become rivers lots of surface water some quite deep.
The Environment Agency issued more than 60 flood alerts - 50 of which were in the South West.
In Tamerton Foliot a women driver recons she is 'lucky to be alive', after being dragged out the back window of her car by a passer-by on his way to work.
He waded into the waist deep water in his work suite to help the lady.
Below is a video of the recently refurbished Kings Arms in Tamerton Foliet this was the scene taken some 4 hours after the flooding started.
The landlords have yet to see the damage caused to their pub.
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