Police have urged people not to travel as flooding hits many parts of Kent.

Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms have hit backs of Kent after warnings from the Met Office.

Heavy rain has prompted the Met Office to declare a yellow weather warning due to a risk of flooding.

Traffic is already building as many are making their way to the coast to enjoy today's heatwave.

Kent looks set to sizzle today as the Met Office predicts temperatures could rise to 28C.

Umbrellas and sunglasses have been required as the county experiences both hail and sunshine.

A popular park could be hit by huge floods if new defences are not put in place.

Warnings for 55mph wind gusts are in place this weekend as Storm Hannah arrives in Kent.

We're being warned to prepare for 55mph gusts, rain and thunder as Storm Hannah arrives just seven days after Kent basked in 20C heat and sunshine.

Soaring temperatures has helped some of the county's best loved attractions to have a bumper weekend.

The Met Office says this could be the warmest Easter Bank Holiday on record.

Temperatures are set to almost touch 20C this weekend as the whole county enjoys the spring sunshine.

April showers turned wintry as snow fell, albeit briefly, in some areas this afternoon.

Kent's gritting team are returning to the roads tonight as temperatures set to plummet.

A video captured a moment of mad weather as a hail shower resembled snow yesterday.

From freezing sub-zero temperatures, to the record-breaking temperatures and storms, it seems there's rarely a dull moment.

People were put in danger of being flooded, it has been revealed, because road resurfacing work meant floodgates could not be closed.

A yellow weather warning has been issued for strong winds in Kent from the early hours of tomorrow morning.

A broken down digger became trapped by rising water as it worked on repairing flood defences.

A fleet of emergency tankers is being used to maintain water supplies to hundreds of homes after a power cut knocked out a water treatment works.