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• NCIC Monthly Summary

  . The following day had reports of standing water around Swansea and at junction 43 of the M4. On the 30th trains were delayed at Talerddig and North Llanrwst due to speed reductions imposed due to wet conditions. Elsewhere, fallen trees blocked roads and railway lines across parts of the east and south-east

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  around Laurencekirk and on the route between Forres and Elgin. Further rain contributed to flooding across Pembrokeshire on the 13th. There was flooding on the rail lines between Tenby and Pembroke and between Llanelli and Swansea. On the 16th the south-west was hit by flooding, causing disruption

• mwr_2024_12_for_print_v1.pdf

  . The period between the 17th and 22nd was often windy and unsettled with various low and medium impact yellow wind warnings issued up and down the country. One or two minor wind impacts were reported on the 18th across Wales with some small-scale surface water flooding reported from both Cardiff and Swansea

• mwr_2025_09_for_print.pdf

  as a result. On the 14th another deep low pressure centre and its weather fronts brought widespread and at times heavy rain to much of Wales, especially the south where South Wales Fire and Rescue Service were reportedly dealing with multiple incidents in the Swansea area. Strong winds also featured

• mo_together_walespdf

  Swansea City Centre as a reference point. FireMet also provides three hours’ worth of hindcast and forecast weather data for the site and thus can assist with the initial response to the fire whilst the more detailed, longer term forecast information (CHEMET, see Section 4.4) is being prepared. In order

• mo_together_wales.pdf

  Swansea City Centre as a reference point. FireMet also provides three hours’ worth of hindcast and forecast weather data for the site and thus can assist with the initial response to the fire whilst the more detailed, longer term forecast information (CHEMET, see Section 4.4) is being prepared. In order