This impact of Storm Ciarán in Wales, particularly at Kiln Park caravan park in Tenby, Pembrokeshire. The park has evacuated residents due to the risk of flooding, which could be life-threatening.
The Met Office issued yellow warnings for wind and rain across south, mid, and north Wales. Wind gusts of up to 70mph and heavy rainfall of up to 100mm are expected, potentially causing travel disruptions, property damage, and flying debris.
Natural Resources Wales issued a severe flood warning for the River Ritec at Tenby and several flood alerts for areas including the B4318 road at Clicketts Lane, Gumfreston Road, Trefloyne Lane, and Kiln Park.
Holidaymakers and residents at Kiln Park have been asked to leave, and bookings have been canceled. Safety is the top priority, according to the park's parent company Haven.
Local councils are taking precautions, such as providing sandbags, monitoring flood defenses, and preparing emergency shelters for homeless individuals. Trains on certain rail lines have been suspended, and the RNLI has cautioned against venturing out to experience the storm's conditions.