Storm Ciara is continuing to affect Northern Ireland, with a number of fallen trees and flooded roads.
The Newtownhamilton Road, Armagh is blocked by a fallen tree near the Ballymacnab Road. Motorists are advised to exercise caution and seek alternative routes.
The Draperstown Road, Desertmartin is currently closed due to a fallen telegraph pole. Diversions are in place on the Nut Grove Road and the junction with the Iniscarn and Draperstown Road.
It will be a cold and windy night with blustery showers. The showers will turn heavy at times and snow may fall on higher ground. The minimum temperature will be 1 °C.
Storm Ciara in Newcastle, County Down. Photo by Sarah Megaw #StormCiara pic.twitter.com/p3qAKOBsJ6
— Barra Best (@barrabest) February 9, 2020
Not much chance of topless bathing tonight! #StormCiara pic.twitter.com/vKroNwP2zx
— Steven McAuley (@McAuleySteven) February 8, 2020
Some roads around Fermanagh still remain closed.. take it handy on the roads if you're out and about.#stormciara #flood #rain #fermanagh #enniskillen #travel pic.twitter.com/Ow8h91Mhvv
— Ronan McGrade (@RonanMcGrade) February 9, 2020
Strule river is huge at the Stone bridge, Gortnagarn #Ciara @OmaghWeather @MYOmagh #floods @newslineweather @barrabest @DonegalWeatherC pic.twitter.com/QY5ZkEPI9q
— Paul Martin (@Tyrone_skies) February 9, 2020
Storm Ciara arriving at portstewart this morning gust recording 45mph so far. @angie_weather @WeatherCee @barrabest @newslineweather #StormCiara pic.twitter.com/uyzOrIdvJZ
— JOHN FAGAN (@Stormfagan85) February 9, 2020
#StormCiara Watch out for fallen trees across the road network today.
Slow down, expect the unexpected.
Allow extra time & anticipate debris.
Look out for more vulnerable road users like pedestrians, cyclists & motorcyclists.
Check @TrafficwatchNI updates.@deptinfra @PSNITraffic pic.twitter.com/7ZaHcN6vSK— roadtozero (@roadtozero) February 9, 2020