Flood warnings as 'supertides' affect Welsh coastlines
Weather experts have warned of global 'supertides', with some saying that Cardiff Bay Barrage and Penarth Pier could see the highest waves in the world on Sunday.
Flood warnings and alerts in place for parts of Wales
This flood warning map by Natural Resources Wales shows the current flood warnings and alerts in place for Wales.
There are currently three flood warnings and six flood alerts in place.
Flood warnings:
- Wye Estuary at Chepstow
- Wye Estuary near Tintern
- Tidal area at Crofty
Flood alerts:
- Coast from Aberthaw to Severn Bridge
- Usk Estuary
- Wye Estuary in Monmouthshire
- Areas along the North West Wales coastline from the Menai Straits to Aberdyfi
- Carmarthenshire coast between Pendine and Hendy, east of Llanelli
- North Gower Coast at Crofty
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Flood warnings issued following high tide in south Wales
Parts of Wales have seen roads closed and warnings issued after high spring tides.
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Flood warnings as 'supertides' to batter UK coastline
Giant 50ft waves are reported to be on course to hit UK coasts in the coming days as weather experts warn of global 'supertides'.