Further disruption in the area is possible.

The level of the River Ritec is currently at its highest ever recorded. The next high tide is 8:58 PM Thursday 2nd November. Due to the restriction of the tidal outfall, water levels will rise over the period of each high tide. Flooding is extensive at Kiln Park Caravan Site and the site has been evacuated. Significant risk to life and disruption to the community is expected. The warning reads: 'Kiln Park caravan site, the B4318 road at Clicketts Lane, Gumfreston Road and the minor road Trefloyne Lane. Severe flood warning ('Severe flooding - danger to life') Here are the details of the remaining flood warnings and alerts on Friday morning. But a number still remain, comprising the severe flood warning for the River Ritec - which NRW says is at its highest level ever recorded - and five flood alerts across west and north Wales. In the wake of Storm Ciarán, on Friday (November 3), Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has removed most of the flood warnings and alerts. READ MORE: Storm Ciarán: Pictures show roofs torn off, windscreens smashed, and flooded holiday parks READ MORE: Landslide on popular walking path in Pembrokeshire as Storm Ciarán descends Join our WhatsApp news community here for the latest breaking news That flood warning remained in place on Thursday, along with a flood warning for the River Solva at Middle Mill, and numerous flood alerts across south and west Wales. Jersey, Kent, Somerset, Cornwall, Portsmouth were some of the worst-hit areas in England.Īnd while most of Wales was largely unscathed, the west in particular saw dramatic scenes, with holidaymakers evacuated from a popular Welsh caravan park after extreme weather left the camp flooded.Ĭampers at Kiln Park near Tenby were told to evacuate on Wednesday, November 1, after a severe flood warning with a 'danger to life' was issued for the River Ritec at Tenby. Storm Ciarán wreaked havoc across the UK on Thursday - leaving roofs torn off, windows smashed in, trampolines on train tracks and holiday parks flooded.

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