ANOTHER flood warning has been issued for Monmouth.
And the water level at the River Wye is the fourth highest since Storm Ciara hit in February.
The alert - issued by Natural Resources Wales - means flooding is expected.
They say immediate action should be taken.
They have issued the following advice:
- move family, pets and valuables to a safe place
- turn off gas, electricity and water supplies if it is safe to do so
- put flood protection equipment in place
It follows a weekend of heavy rain brought by Storm Jorge, the third storm to hit south Wales in the space of a month.
Flooding is possible in the following areas:
- Monmouth
- Wyesham
- Monmouth School playing fields
- Dingestow
- Wonastow
- Mitchel Troy
- Osbaston
The current level of the River Wye is 4.67m, which is the fourth highest recorded in the last month.
It saw a peak of 7.15m during the worst of Storm Dennis, where houses, roads, pubs and fields were all submerged in water.
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