Heavy rain and flooding has closed a Swansea road after a car was submerged in water.
The heavy downpour began on Sunday morning and continued into the afternoon causing problems across the city.
In Morriston a car became submerged in flood water along Pant Lasau Road, prompting police to close the road.
Officers warned that the road would remain closed for some time.
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A tweet from South Wales Police's neighbourhood policing team in Morriston said: "Morriston PCSOs have attended a report of a car stuck in flood water.
"Vehicle pushed to safety by Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service.
"Please be aware that Pant Lasau Road is currently closed and will be for some time."
Gower has also experienced significant flooding, as the A4118, near archery and falconry centre Perriswood, was also closed in both directions.
Drivers were advised to "approach with care" as the heavy rainfall had affected the stretch of road between the Greenway Park turn-off and Nicholaston, with traffic being impacted between Scurlage and Parkmill.
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Train services between Swansea and Llanelli were also affected by flooding on the railway lines.
Network Rail confirmed that the lines had reopened on Sunday afternoon but warned some services may be cancelled or delayed by up to an hour.
