Thunderstorms cause flash flooding across NI
The Met Office issued a yellow warning for thunder
Last updated 27th Jul 2021
Heavy rain and thunderstorms have led to intense flooding and disruption in parts of Northern Ireland.
This comes after a month of warm weather and sunshine, with record-breaking temperatures hitting 31.4°C just last week in Amargh.
The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms this afternoon across east of Northern Ireland.
A number of roads have already reported flooding, such as the Lisburn Road, Milltown Road, Hillhall Road and A55 Upper Knockbreda Road.
Drivers are advised to take care in Ballymena and Ballyclare after reports of further flooding.
To report the flooding of roads, rivers and sewers in your area, call the Floodline number on 0300 2000 100.
Asda in Ballyclare which has seen serious flooding to the car park
A property in Ballyclare which has been flooded due to heavy rains in the town.
Shaws Milltown Road in Belfast where heavy rain showers has caused flooding on the roads.
Shaws Milltown Road, Belfast
Cyclist gets stuck in the rain
Lisburn Road, Belfast
Shaws Milltown Road, Belfast
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