Northern Ireland looks set to have more settled weather this week after an unsettled weekend for many.
On Saturday and Sunday, the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain, with Saturday's downpours affecting western regions of Northern Ireland.
Areas around Derry and Strabane reported flooding, with the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service confirming they received 106 emergency 999 calls due to flooding in six hours on Saturday night into Sunday morning.
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One person had to be rescued from a vehicle whilst five others trapped in flooded homes were also brought to safety.
The Department for Infrastructure confirmed they responded to almost 300 calls to the flooding incident line and provided assistance to affected residents and businesses throughout the night. It is estimated over 8,000 sandbags were deployed.
Looking ahead to this week, the Met Office are predicting a more settled picture, with a mixture of sunny spells and cloud.
Here's the weather forecast for the next few days in Northern Ireland:
Monday, July 25
A cloudy start with outbreaks of rain, but becoming drier and brighter during the day with just a scattering of showers. Breezy, strong winds around the coast. Maximum temperature 18 C.
Tuesday, July 26
Sunny changing to cloudy by late morning. Highs of 17 C, lows of 9 C.
Wednesday, July 27
Sunny changing to cloudy by late morning. Highs of 18 C, lows of 9 C.
Thursday, July 28
Sunny intervals changing to cloudy by lunchtime. Highs of 20 C, lows of 12 C.
Friday, July 29
Cloudy. Highs of 21 C, lows of 16 C.
Saturday, July 30
Overcast changing to light showers in the afternoon. Highs of 21 C, lows of 14 C.
Sunday, July 31
Light cloud and a gentle breeze. Highs of 18 C, lows of 14 C.
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