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.
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.
Monmouthshire Council says the A466, which runs close to the River Wye at Tintern, is set be closed today, tomorrow and Sunday during high tide.
The predicted tides are high and are anticipated to overtop the banks which may result in flooding properties on this stretch of the highway.
Residents are aware that a supply of sandbags is available for collection and are notified at the beginning of the year of the dates and times when these high tides may impact
Elsewhere the main road in and out of Newgale in Pembrokeshire has been closed because of a high tide which has breached sea defences.
Parts of Wales have seen roads closed and warnings issued after high spring tides.
Giant 50ft waves are reported to be on course to hit UK coasts in the coming days as weather experts warn of global 'supertides'.