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Wales in Harmony
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Wales in Harmony
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The rain has stopped, but the work to recover from a weekend of heavy rain and flooding that had significant impacts on south west Wales has just begun. For Natural Resources Wales (NRW) officers this means inspecting flood defences and other assets to assess and repair any damage caused by the high river levels and volumes of water. Significant levels of rain fell across Wales, hitting south west Wales particularly hard. This contributed to a considerable rise in river levels, prompting the issuing of 26 flood warnings and 41 flood alerts on Saturday. Communities across the south west were affected, including Llandysul, Llechryd and Newcastle Emlyn. River levels on the Tywi and Teifi were also particularly high.
UK weather: South is set to bask in 63F sunshine this week but North faces rain
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TORRENTIAL rain and floods brought travel chaos across Carmarthenshire over the weekend forcing homes to be evacuated. The area saw dozens of flood warnings and alerts in place including the River Towy and River Loughor at Ammanford and Llandybie. The Met Office recorded a month’s worth of rain in 24 hours in Carmarthenshire. The region saw 127.6mm of rain between Friday and Saturday, which compares to an average rainfall of 98mm in south Wales for the whole of February. Motorists negotiate the flooded A40 near Llandeilo on Saturday Picture: Stuart Ladd Dyfed-Powys police said that people had been evacuated from their homes over a flood risk in parts of Newcastle Emlyn.