Severe winds cause disruption across parts of Wales
Strong winds have caused disruption around the whole of Wales with travel disruption and flooding as bad weather battered the country.
A swathe of strong winds swept across the UK ahead of the weekend with winds of almost 70mph already recorded along the Welsh coastline.
Emergency services are warning the public not to get too close to water and take extra care on promenades.
Homes across the country have been left without power due to the storm. Wester Power Distribution confirmed it had successfully restored power to Llanybydder following a power cut.
The strong winds have caused large trees to break as was seen in Llandaff Fields in Cardiff.
Council workers were seen at the park taping off the path.
Commuters have been told to take care on the roads due to the high winds. Transport for Wales say services are at a stand Pwllheli and Porthmadog due to high winds.
The M48 Severn Bridge was closed after gusts of up to 95mph and consistent wind speeds of up to 75mph on Friday morning.
Restrictions for bikes, motorcycles and caravans remain in place on the A55 Britannia Bridge until further notice.