Flood warnings have been issued by Natural Resources Wales for Ceredigion following persistent and heavy rainfall.
Monday 22.02.2021 @13:30
The following roads are now open:
- Llechryd Bridge
- B4476 Abercerdin
Sunday 21.02.2021, @11:30
The following roads are now open:
- A484, Cenarth
- A475, Adpar
Saturday, 20.02.2021, @18:00 – Adpar
Following a decision earlier today by a multi-agency response group to evacuate a number of residential properties in Adpar, Ceredigion County Council opened its designated Emergency Rest Centre at Llandysul at 3pm to accommodate residents. However many residents decided to remain in their homes whilst others went to stay with relatives and friends. Consequently, the Emergency Rest Centre was stood down at 6pm, with an option to re-open should the need arise.
Saturday, 20.02.2021, @14:00 – Road Closures
Further roads are closed due to flooding and treacherous driving conditions:
- A484, Cenarth
- A475, Adpar
Saturday, 20.02.2021, @11:20 – River Aeron, Aberaeron
A further flood warning has been issued for the River Aeron at Aberaeron.
This is in additional to the warning already in force:
- River Teifi at Llandysul Bridge, Llandysul.
- River Teifi at Llechryd
- River Teifi at Cenarth
- River Teifi at Newcastle Emlyn
- River Teifi, Llanybydder
Visit Natural Resources Wales website to see further details on the weather warnings in force.
Saturday, 20.02.2021, @08:00 – Road Closures
Following the issuing of flood warnings along the River Teifi due to heavy and persistent rainfall, the following roads are closed due to rising water levels:
- Llechryd Bridge
- B4476 Abercerdin
- B4459, Capel Dewi – landslide
River levels are expected to reach high levels and we advise people to take extra care over the next 24 hours.
Friday, 19.02.2021, @17:30 – Flood Warning around River Teifi
Flood warnings have been issued by Natural Resources Wales for the following areas:
- River Teifi at Llandysul Bridge, Llandysul.
- River Teifi at Llechryd
- River Teifi at Cenarth
- River Teifi at Newcastle Emlyn
River levels are expected to reach high levels and we advise people to take extra care over the next 36 hours. Visit Natural Resources Wales website to see further details on the weather warnings in force.
Friday, 19.02.2021, @14:00 – Weather warnings
The amber weather warning is in place from Friday, 19 February 2021, until Saturday, 20 February 2021.
Heavy, persistent rainfall is expected to result in some flooding and disruption to transport and utilities.
Flood alerts for Ceredigion Rivers have already been issued by Natural Resources Wales. It is likely that some of these, particularly in the Mid and South of the County will be increased to Flood Warnings with a potential for some Severe Flood Warnings.
This could impact property near the rivers, as well as bridges crossing the rivers resulting in potential road closures.
Visit the Met Office website for updates on the weather situation, or Natural Resources Wales website to see which weather warnings are in force.
Any further updates will be updated here on this page.
19/02/2021