Due to heavy rain, a flood alert continues for the River Adur East Branch near Shermanbury, north of Henfield.
The Environment Agency says flooding is possible over the coming hours. Roads and fields will likely be deluged, and the water could affect people’s gardens and homes near Mock Bridge.
The area's impact is due to the heavy rainfall in the last week, with the Met Office issuing a series of yellow weather warnings for rain.
Although Monday there looks to be rain again, the rest of the week ahead looks a lot brighter, giving in to sunny spells.
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