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Motorists have been urged to exercise caution after heavy rain left a number of roads in Belfast flooded.
The Northern Ireland capital was battered by downpours on Friday morning.
Police have said south Belfast is among the worst-affected areas.
Road users are advised that persistent heavy rain has resulted in surface water and flooding of roads in south Belfast. Currently the Laganbank Road is not passable. The Lisburn Road, Boucher Road and Botanic Avenue are impacted by heaving flooding. pic.twitter.com/xE1qqthJgG
— Police South Belfast (@PSNIBelfastS) October 31, 2025
They said Laganbank Road was not passable, while Lisburn Road, Boucher Road and Botanic Avenue have been impacted by heavy flooding.
There was also flooding in the east of the city, including on Albertbridge Road.
Some bus services were affected by the flooding, and Bangor station was closed for a time because of flooding.
A police spokesperson said: “Please drive slowly, and increase your stopping distance from the vehicle in front.
“Be aware of potential hazards such as standing water, and show consideration for all other road users.”
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