The Environment Agency has issued flood warnings for the coast around Exeter at high tide on Saturday morning.
The agency says there is a risk of flooding on the Devon coast from Plymouth to Lyme Regis, including the River Exe with Topsham at risk.
Exeter and east Devon could be hit by flooding at high tide on Saturday morning at around 6.15am.
The predicted astronomical tide level tomorrow morning is 2.54 metres and the forecast surge height is 0.24m.
The forecast wind direction is Southerly. The forecast wind strength is Force 7. Times of high tide will vary along the coast.
Conditions will usually apply two to four hours either side of high tide.
The warning follows a high tide in Topsham last night that left parts of the town under water. See pictures from Twitter below.
Hopefully NOT a repeat of last year storms! #floodaware#topsham@Devon_Hour@ExpressandEchohttp://t.co/XvUscJhMPjpic.twitter.com/wxwchVTq98
— Little green (@Littlegreenice) November 6, 2014Out the back of our sail loft tonight! #topsham#floodaware@Devon_Hour@ExpressandEchohttp://t.co/7OreJTSARYpic.twitter.com/Qjiubajmn3
— Sails and Canvas (@SailsCanvas) November 6, 2014