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Cardiff hit by flash flooding incidents on Saturday afternoon Cardiff hit by flash flooding chaos on Saturday afternoon
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Flash flooding has caused problems around Cardiff on Saturday afternoon following heavy rain. Roads have been closed as flash flooding caused chaos around Cardiff on Saturday afternoon following heavy rain.
Areas affected included Pentrebane, Llandaff, Roath, Cathays, parts of north Cardiff and Culverhouse Cross.Areas affected included Pentrebane, Llandaff, Roath, Cathays, parts of north Cardiff and Culverhouse Cross.
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said police were forced to close Mill Road in the Ely area of the city due to localised flooding. Police were forced to close roads in Ely and Culverhouse Cross as localised flooding made conditions treacherous.
At least six fire engines were dealing with separate incidents across the city at one point.At least six fire engines were dealing with separate incidents across the city at one point.
South Wales Police said traffic was at a standstill around the Culverhouse Cross shopping area and warned people to keep away.South Wales Police said traffic was at a standstill around the Culverhouse Cross shopping area and warned people to keep away.
A spokesperson said officers were closing the road leading to Marks and Spencer and Tesco at Culverhouse Cross after both shops had been affected by the rain.A spokesperson said officers were closing the road leading to Marks and Spencer and Tesco at Culverhouse Cross after both shops had been affected by the rain.
Marks and Spencer was reported to be hit by water coming into the store forcing some areas to be sectioned off to the public. Water was reported to be coming through the ceilings at Marks and Spencer forcing part of it to be sectioned off to the public.
There were also said to be several flooding incidents in Ely, including one at a private property. There were also said to be several flooding incidents in Ely, including one at a private property, and Mill Road was closed.
The fire service said the Met Office had reported that the band of rain was leaving the Cardiff area and heading east.