A further flood warning has been issued, for tomorrow morning, by the Department of Infrastructure.
A band of rain due to travel over the Island between 6am and midday is expected to bring 5-10mm at low levels and 15-20mm over the hills.
Although relatively small amounts, the DoI says it will be falling onto already saturated ground, making more flooding possible.
The DoI is urging you to prepare for it by getting some sandbags, which are available for free from civic amenity sites.
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