GALLERY: After the storm

By Ellyn Wright

24th Dec 2020 | Local News

This photo from taken from a South Wales Police helicopter shows the flooding across Sully Moors and surrounding areas
This photo from taken from a South Wales Police helicopter shows the flooding across Sully Moors and surrounding areas
This photo from taken from a South Wales Police helicopter shows the flooding across Sully Moors and surrounding areas
This photo from taken from a South Wales Police helicopter shows the flooding across Sully Moors and surrounding areas
Roads yesterday from Kathryn Easthope
Roads yesterday from Kathryn Easthope
Roads yesterday from Kathryn Easthope
Roads yesterday from Kathryn Easthope
From Susan Rose, as she drove yesterday
From Susan Rose, as she drove yesterday
from Kathryn Easthope
from Kathryn Easthope
Craig James sent this photo of his mother's house
Craig James sent this photo of his mother's house
A photo of Craig James' mother's garden
A photo of Craig James' mother's garden
Inside Lynn Hill's home, where water covered the downstairs floor
Inside Lynn Hill's home, where water covered the downstairs floor

Torrential rain yesterday evening caused huge disruptions, with several families forced out of their homes for Christmas.

Nub News has gathered images of flooded homes and roads to show the extent of the disruption flash-flooding caused last night.

     

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