Weather warnings continue today with strong winds in some parts of Northern Ireland.
Police are asking people to avoid the Ardress Road area of Portadown, where a tree has fallen onto electric wires.
And flooding has occurred in Co Down.
Motorists are advised that the Portaferry Road between Newtownards and Greyabbey should be avoided due to flooding.
Alternative routes should be sought.— Police Service NI (@PoliceServiceNI) February 14, 2021
The road is closed and a number of diversions are currently in place.
The Hillsborough Road, near Moira, which was closed earlier due to a fallen tree has now reopened.
The Scarva Road, Banbridge, which was closed earlier due to a fallen tree has now reopened.
With weather warnings for strong winds in some areas, motorists – throughout the country – are asked to exercise caution and to plan and allow extra time for journeys.
Please RT: In line with the @metoffice weather warning for high winds in County Down on 14 Feb, we are advising the public not to visit Forests, Country Parks & Nature Reserves due to increased risks associated with falling branches and debris. pic.twitter.com/bktUTsLuE7
— DAERA (@daera_ni) February 13, 2021