There are currently still several flood warnings and alerts in place across Wales as the country continues to battle with the latest bout of wet and windy weather. A Met Office yellow warning for rain was in place up until 12pm on Saturday, less than two days after large parts of the country were battered by flooding.
As of Saturday afternoon, there are still a total of nine flood warnings in place across Wales, together with almost 40 flood alerts. Natural Resources Wales warned that more flood warnings may be imposed even after the rain has stopped as water works its way into rivers. You can get the latest WalesOnline newsletters e-mailed to you directly for free by signing up here.
The warnings affect the River Ely at St. Fagans, the River Wye at Monmouth, the River Cynon at Mountain Ash, Abercynon and Aberaman, the River Ely at Peterson Super Ely, the River Towy in parts of Carmarthenshire, the River Usk between Brecon and Glangrwyne, and the River Taff at Pontcanna Fields in Cardiff. As for the flood alerts, they are in place at the following locations:
