Situation Updates

• Situation Update at 19:00

  04/11/2025

  The Council is getting increased calls at a number of locations with Fire Service having to rescue several drivers in flooded roads. Please only drive if essential and observe flood and road closure signage.

  Surface water flooding is compounded by field run off and rising river levels. A flood warning has been issued for the river Teifi at Llechryd.

   

  Further locations identified in addition to 18:00 sitrep, which again are not an exhaustive list:

  North:

  • Mynachlogddu to Crymych – high level of surface water flooding
  • Merlins bridge to Troopers Inn
  • Clay Lane, Haverfordwest and other roads especially around high tide
  • B4313 between Narberth & Maenclochog with high level at Gelli
  • Houghton to Burton Road
  • B4329 in separate locations

   

  South:

  • A4075 Creselly to Canaston Bridge, 
  • A4115 Crosshands to Templeton 
  • B4313 Templeton to Princess Gate.
  • Road is closed at Loveston with 3ft of water and levels rising
  • Saundersfoot area with flooding of regency carpark and access roads
  • Buttermilk Lane, Pembroke
  • Route 9 Pembroke Dock
  • Stephens hill, Milton
  • Manorbier area
  • Johns Hill & Devonshire Drive, Tenby
  • A4139 Tenby to Hodgeston
  • Speculation Inn to Castlemartin

   

• Impacts of Heavy Rainfall Period

  04/11/2025

  We are experiencing widespread surface water flooding across Pembrokeshire due to protracted, and at times intense, rainfall compounded by fallen leaves, field run off and ground saturation. Hazardous driving conditions is being experienced on the network throughout the county.

  Further rain for most of the country over the next 24 hours. The focus of the heaviest rain will be across the south and south-west, stretching from Pembrokeshire to Monmouthshire with the rain becoming heavy and persistent since this afternoon and overnight into Wednesday. River catchments may start to respond to rainfall.

   The rain finally begins to ease Wednesday morning. High astronomical tides on Wednesday and Thursday may lead to some minor coastal flooding.

   Flooding Impacts – list is not exhaustive:

  • B4318 at Gumfreston is closed due to flooding with cars trapped in flood water ignoring road signs – FRS in attendance.
  • Significant flooding on bridge and surrounding area of Llanfyrnach
  • Commons Road & Well Hill Pembroke
  • William street, Pembroke Dock
  • Temple Bar Road, Pentlepoir.
  • A478 near Wooden.
  • A478 Narberth to Penblewyn and including Llandewi Velfrey
  • Begelly to Narberth A478
  • B4320 Speculation Inn to Pembroke
  • B4327 Ratford Bridge, to Haverfordwest with a landslide
  • Morton, New Hedges

   There is significant pressure on our highways team and we will respond on a risk priority basis, maintaining safety of the highway and supporting emergency services as a priority.

  Please note that the responsibility for the prevention of flooding and protection of private &/or commercial properties lies with the individual owners / occupiers.

  Please refer to NRW for any flood alerts and warning and Met office for the latest forecast.

   

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