Photos of flooding in Ammanford as Storm Bert hits region

The storm featured a mixture of heavy rain and strong winds that flooded roads and caused levels to rise in the River Amman.

Cars drove through deep patches of water to reach their destination as the stormy weather conditions began yesterday morning and continued overnight.

Disruption was caused as drivers had no choice but to find alternative routes and avoid being stuck in the storm.

Rivers began to turn brown as the dirt beneath them rose to the surface in reaction to the fast gusts of wind.

A flooded road near Ammanford on Saturday. (Image: Stuart Ladd) Flood warnings and alerts were in place for rivers, including the Amman and Loughor in Ammanford. (Image: Stuart Ladd) Many roads were underwater in Ammanford. (Image: Stuart Ladd) A car goes through floodwater in Ammanford. (Image: Stuart Ladd) Sporting fixtures were called off due to Storm Bert. Despite having an all-weather pitch, Llandovery RFCs Super Rugby Cymru game was cancelled due to dangerously high winds. (Image: Stuart Ladd) The River Amman on Saturday afternoon. (Image: Stuart Ladd) The River Amman was one of the few local rivers to have a flood alert in place. (Image: Stuart Ladd)

The River Amman was a raging torrent. (Image: Stuart Ladd) Storm Bert has been forecast to affect Ammanford and other areas of South Wales today (Sunday, November 24).

The A4069 from Llangadog to Llandovery is currently closed due to flooding, causing disruption in the county.

A couple of flood warnings were issued by Natural Resources Wales such as the River Loughor at Ammanford and Llandybie and Rivers Loughor and Amman.

For rivers in Loughor and Amman, flooding of low-lying land and roads is expected with river levels being above normal.

Meanwhile, in Wales overall, there have been 60 flood alerts and 50 flood warnings.

Met Office has forecast another wet and windy day in Ammanford with heavy rain in the south of the region and temperatures getting cooler.

Along the south coast, coastal gales are also possible.

However, drier spells are predicted in the late afternoon with a maximum temperature of 15 degrees.

This is before rain will gradually clear towards the east overnight and there will be a minimum temperature of 4 degrees.

Tomorrow (Monday, November 25), a mixture of sunny spells and scattered showers is expected along with the odd rumble of thunder.

Still, temperatures will return to the seasonal average with an average temperature of 12 degrees.