On Monday evening, passengers on a Stena Line ferry were prepared to spend a night at sea off the Cardigan coast because the vessel wasn't able to dock at Fishguard
Over the last two days, homes, businesses and schools have been flooded. There've also been roads closures, while train and bus services have been cancelled.
The 87 passengers of a ferry stranded for 24 hourswhile Storm Angus passed over the Irish Sea will be compensated, it has been confirmed. Stena Line's trade director Ian Davies says they want to ensure passengers travel with them again. The ferry had enough food and water to last seven days on the sea, as he explains:
Wind and rain will continue to affect Wales and other parts of the UK after torrential downpours caused flash-flooding and travel problems.
Flood warning are in place across parts of south Wales as Storm Angus hits.