Flooding 'could close rail routes', warns Arriva Trains Wales
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Flooding at Dyfi Bridge earlier in the week
Rail commuters have been warned routes could close at short notice over the weekend due to potential flooding.
Heavy rain and strong winds from Friday through to Monday, and Arriva Trains Wales could be affected.
Routes currently at most risk of closure are Llandudno Junction to Blaenau Ffestiniog, and Shrewsbury to Machynlleth.
It comes as part of the A490 in Powys has been closed due to flooding.
The road is shut in both directions between A458/A483 at Sarn y Bryn Caled roundabout, Welshpool, and the B4388 at Kingswood.
Network Rail will also be imposing speed restrictions on trains operating over the weekend between Llandudno Junction and Holyhead.
Arriva Trains Wales said it would replace trains with buses if rail routes do close.
There are currently in place across Wales and nine flood alerts, while a issued for parts of north Wales remains in place until 21:00 GMT on Thursday.
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