A yellow climate warning for rain has been issued for Boxing Day for many of Wales.
An amber weather warning for wind has already been issued by the Met Workplace as Storm Bella hits the nation.
The brand new risk of torrential rain comes as clean-up operations have begun in homes across the country after critical flooding in a single day.
Many households face spending Christmas Day away from their houses after torrential rain overwhelmed drains and roads on Wednesday afternoon.
The Met Workplace stated heavy rain, mixed with robust winds, may result in some disruption and flooding in locations.
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It stated individuals may count on:
- There’s a small likelihood of quick flowing or deep floodwater inflicting hazard to life.
- The place flooding happens, there’s a slight likelihood of delays or cancellations to coach and bus providers
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Spray and flooding may result in tough driving circumstances and a few highway closures
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There’s a slight likelihood of energy cuts and lack of different providers to some houses and companies.
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There’s a small likelihood that some communities develop into lower off by flooded roads

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In south Wales areas like Newport, Caldicot and the Vale of Glamorgan have been badly hit after houses have been submerged and autos left trapped in soiled flood water.
Regardless of the torrential rain, groups of volunteers have been working across the clock to assist these in bother forward of the additional unhealthy climate on Boxing Day.
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Resident John Ray, 54, stated at one level there have been 9 strangers in his residence on Wednesday night time, all serving to to mop up the water that poured into his property.
Fortunately, he managed to keep away from the worst of the injury, including that folks had been knocking on his door all morning to verify they have been okay.