Storm Boelo causes fallen trees and debris on A470

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 08:32 · Archive

Police have warned of fallen trees and debris on the A470 in North Wales during Storm Boelo.

Police have warned motorists to take care on the A470 in North Wales amid reports of fallen trees and significant debris during Storm Boelo. The warning affects the section between the Black Cat Roundabout and Llanrwst, which is a key route through the Conwy Valley. Local highways officials have been made aware of the situation.

Meanwhile, the A5 has reopened in both directions between Betws-y-Coed and Penmachno following an earlier closure caused by a fallen tree. Motorists are advised to allow extra time for their journeys in the affected areas.

How it is being reported

• Storm Boelo: Fallen trees and debris on A470 as drivers urged to take carePolice have warned motorists of a significant amount of debris and fallen trees on the A470 between the Black Cat Roundabout and Llanrwst.North Wales Chronicle · 25 Oct, 08:07
• Storm Boelo: Fallen trees and debris on A470 as drivers urged to take carePolice have warned motorists of a significant amount of debris and fallen trees on the A470 between the Black Cat Roundabout and Llanrwst.North Wales Pioneer · 25 Oct, 08:07

In this story: A470 · Black Cat Roundabout · Llanrwst · Conwy Valley · A5 · Betws-y-Coed · Penmachno · North Wales

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