There are dozens of flood warnings and alerts in place across Wales this morning as Storm Darragh continues to impact. While the storm is slowly moving away from the UK, there is a yellow weather warning for wind still in place until 6pm.
As of 9:45am on Sunday, December 8, there were 19 flood warnings and 27 flood alerts in place for Wales. The warnings come just two weeks after Storm Bert caused serious flooding in south Wales.
On Saturday, December 7, the Met Office issued a rare danger to life red weather warning for Wales until 11am. Heavy wind and rain continued throughout Saturday with amber and yellow weather warnings. Sunday appears much milder but a yellow warning for wind remains. Follow our live Storm Darragh coverage here.
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Here are all of the flood warnings and alerts in place for Wales on Sunday morning
Flood warnings – flooding is expected – immediate action required
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River Towy, isolated properties between Llandeilo and Abergwili
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River Teifi at Llanybyther
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River Teifi at Lampeter
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River Severn in the Llandrinio Area
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River Severn in the Criggion Area
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River Dee communities from Llangollen to Trevalyn Meadows
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River Severn in the Welshpool Area
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River Severn at Buttington
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River Severn in the Pool Quay Area
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River Vyrnwy at Llansantffraid
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River Vyrnwy at Llanymynech
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River Severn in the Cilcewydd Area
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River Severn at Trehelig
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River Severn in the Berriew Area
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River Severn in the Caerhowel and Garthmyl Area
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River Severn in the Dolwen and Llandinam Area
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River Vyrnwy in the Meifod area
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River Severn in the Abermule and Fron Area
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River Severn at Aberbechan
Flood alerts – flooding is possible – be prepared
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Rivers Wye and Monnow in Monmouthshire
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West Anglesey coastline
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Lleyn Peninsula and Cardigan Bay coastline
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River Lugg in Powys
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River Dee communities from Llanuwchllyn to Llangollen
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River Dee at Bangor on Dee
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River Alyn at Pontblyddyn
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River Alyn at Rossett
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River Alyn at Mold
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Mid Ceredigion
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Rivers Rheidol, Ystwyth and Clarach
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Upper Dee catchment
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Alyn catchment
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Clwyd Catchment
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Dyfi catchment
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Upper Severn catchment in Powys
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River Usk in Monmouthshire and Newport
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River Wye in Powys
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River Cothi
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Lower Towy
Sunday’s yellow weather warning reads: “Storm Darragh will be moving away from the UK through Sunday but will continue to leave a legacy of strong north to northeasterly winds across much of England and Wales.
Winds will quite widely gust to 35-45 mph inland but locally could gust in excess of 50 mph, especially over higher ground. Around coasts, winds will gust to 50-60 mph, perhaps locally nearer 70 mph during the morning. The wind may cause disruption to travel, with difficult driving conditions likely. Winds will very slowly ease from the north through the day.”