Flooding has submerged cars in one city as torrential rain has caused disruption across Wales.
Video footage showed a car driving through flood water on Cwmbwrla roundabout on Carmarthen Road – one of the main routes into Swansea.
South Wales Police has closed the road and diverted traffic while South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said its crews were dealing with multiple flooding incidents in Swansea, including Killay, Cwmbwrla and Manselton.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for all of Wales which is in place from 20:00 BST on Sunday until 18:00 on Monday and Natural Resources Wales has three flood warnings in place.
South Wales Police said the Cwmbwrla roundabout was fully closed and "expected to remain closed for some time", with traffic diverted via Pentregethin Road.
The force added it was responding to a flood on Goetre Fawr Road, Killay, which is closed both ways from The Black Boy Pub to the roundabout.
Drivers have been advised to take alternative routes.
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