The Department for Infrastructure has said that multi-agency partners have met over two weather warnings issued for Northern Ireland.
The wind and rain warnings are in place over the next few days.
On Friday, a yellow warning for rain is in place from 6am until 9pm, while on Saturday a yellow warning is in place for wind.
A DfI spokesperson said: "Given the recent wet weather, low lying ground is saturated and road flooding and local traffic disruption is possible, especially rural roads in the West.
"Trees may also topple at relatively lower gust speeds than would normally be the case.
"Monitoring of water levels in Lough Erne and Lough Neagh has been ongoing and will continue in the coming days.
"The Department’s roads and rivers teams have also been checking and clearing road gullies and drainage grilles and staff will be on standby to respond with any impacts.
"Regional Community Resilience Groups have also been advised of weather patterns and to make appropriate preparations.
"It may be necessary to close roads or put temporary restrictions in place. Road users are reminded to adhere to road signs and any temporary traffic lights. If travelling, the public is reminded to reduce your speed, stay well behind the vehicle in front, remain focused and always wear your seatbelt. Traffic information can be found at: www.trafficwatchni.com
"To report incidents of flooding involving property, please contact the flooding incident line on 0300 2000 100. Calls taken by the incident line staff are passed to the relevant responding Agency.
"Information about preparing for possible flooding, and what to do after a flood is available at: www.nidirect.gov.uk/flooding-your-area."
