Saturday 25 May, 2013
THE PSNI IS warning people in south and east Belfast to travel only if necessary due to widespread flooding and traffic disruption.
The heavens opened this evening causing flash flooding in areas including Andersonstown, Twinbrook, Fanaghy, Cutters Wharf and Boucher Road.
Belfast City Council is offering help and advice on what to do if homes and businesses are affected.
Images via: Valerie McCann, Becky, Richard Cull, Mark Taylor, Matthew Johnston, Short Strand.
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I think this is Gods way of showing he is not happy with what went on with Martin and the queen
Take their minds off the fightin’ for a wee bit
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