In the Sion Hill and Trents, St James areas there were earlier reports of flooding.
The Met office has also confirmed incidents of flooding in some western parts of the island. They report that the activity of a lower level trough started to move across the island last night.
This trough was enhanced by an upper level divergence that produce some showers and thunderstorms – which have now moved offshore.
Although some northwestern parts of the island are still experiencing some showers, the Met office reports that conditions should continue to improve for the rest of the day.
Met Office: Conditions to improve
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