Transport for Wales has cancelled a number of services on Sunday due to Storm Ciara.
The powerful system is expected to move over the UK beginning on Saturday evening, bringing 85mph gale-force winds and torrential rain.
A yellow weather warning is in place for Wales starting at 12am on Sunday and lasting until midnight.
Now Transport for Wales has issued a list of services that will not operate on Sunday due to the expected stormy conditions, high tides, and winds.
No replacement road transport will be available for affected routes.
The following lines will not have a TfW service operating on Sunday:
Wales & Cross Borders
Heart of Wales
Cambrian Line (west of Shrewsbury)
Shrewsbury-Birmingham International (West Midlands Trains hourly service still running)
West of Llandudno Junction to Holyhead
Llandudno Town – Llandudno
Lines west of Swansea
Barry to Bridgend via Vale of Glamorgan
Blaenau Branch
Ebbw Vale Branch
Maesteg Branch
Core Valley Lines
Rhymney Valley (Already closed due to pre-planned engineering works)
Treherbert: No services north of Pontypridd
Merthyr: No services north of Pontypridd
Aberdare: No services north of Pontypridd
Service Alterations
Marches line services to and from Manchester will start and terminate at Crewe. Other services between Crewe and Manchester Piccadilly are available.
The weather warning is also likely to affect Wales fans visiting Ireland this weekend.
Here's everything you need to know as Storm Ciara hits Wales this weekend.
