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'Severe flooding' in Haverfordwest after rain warning Floods possible all week as heavy rain is forecast across Wales
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Heavy rain and high winds have led to flooding in parts of Pembrokeshire. There is a warning heavy rain forecast for the whole of Wales this week could lead to more flooding.
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service reported "severe" flooding in Hill Street, Haverfordwest. Natural Resources Wales said floods are possible as the ground is saturated.
In Carmarthen a flood warning is in place on the River Hydfron at Llanddowror, near St Clears. Heavy rain and high winds led to problems in parts of Pembrokeshire and Powys on Monday morning.
Several roads across Pembrokeshire were also affected by rain, and a flood alert is in place on the rivers Taf and Cynin. Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service reported "severe" flooding in Haverfordwest while in Carmarthen a flood warning is in place on the River Hydfron at Llanddowror, near St Clears.
A spokesman for Pembrokeshire council said the number of calls regarding flooding was "easing" by mid morning. A flood alert is in place on the rivers Taf and Cynin.
A spokesman for Pembrokeshire council said the number of calls regarding flooding had eased by mid morning.
Some roads in the Llandrindod Wells area of Powys were also affected by flood water.Some roads in the Llandrindod Wells area of Powys were also affected by flood water.
'Yellow warning' Yellow warning
Rail services between Birmingham International station and Aberystwyth are delayed at Machynlleth due to earlier flooding. Rail services between Birmingham International station and Aberystwyth were delayed at Machynlleth due to earlier flooding.
Another 'be aware' yellow warning of heavy rain was issued across the whole of south Wales earlier on Monday. A 'be aware' yellow warning of heavy rain was issued across the whole of south Wales earlier on Monday.
Areas covered by the warning include Swansea, Bridgend, Neath Port Talbot, Vale of Glamorgan, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Cardiff, Caerphilly, Merthyr Tydfil. Areas covered by the warning included Swansea, Bridgend, Neath Port Talbot, Vale of Glamorgan, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Cardiff, Caerphilly, Merthyr Tydfil.
As predicted the heavy rain appeared to ease around mid morning but more heavy rain is likely later, and a further warning could be issued. The heavy rain had eased around mid morning but more heavy rain is likely later, and a further warning could be issued.
Flash floods On Tuesday, Natural Resources Wales said the worst affected areas will be across south Wales and the Snowdonia mountain range in Gwynedd.
A BBC weather forecaster said: "There is another mild week to come but it will be very unsettled with a lot of rain in the forecast. A spokesperson said further spells of "particularly heavy showers" were likely later in the week, which would lead to the ground becoming saturated.
"This morning there is a wet start with some heavy rainfall. Fallen leaves could also block drains and cause flooding on road services, the spokesperson added.
"A yellow warning is in place for south Wales, where we could see the risk of localised flooding. Flood alerts and flood warnings are updated on the Natural Resources Wales website every 15 minutes.
"Elsewhere the rain will turn showery through the afternoon. Highs of 17 to 18C with strong south to south west winds, with gales for exposed areas."
During flash floods on Saturday areas of Cardiff including Pentrebane, Llandaff, Roath, Cathays and parts of north Cardiff were hit.During flash floods on Saturday areas of Cardiff including Pentrebane, Llandaff, Roath, Cathays and parts of north Cardiff were hit.
Police were forced to close roads in Ely and Culverhouse Cross as localised flooding made conditions treacherous.Police were forced to close roads in Ely and Culverhouse Cross as localised flooding made conditions treacherous.