Heavy downpours have caused widespread disruption to roads and rail services across Cornwall, with multiple routes affected by sudden flash flooding on Friday.
The A3058 near the former Dairyland Farm Park was left completely submerged, following intense rainfall. Further flooding was also reported along the same stretch between Summercourt and Quintrell Downs. Reports of flash flooding were also made in many other areas, including around St Columb Major and the Aerohub.
Trains between Newquay and Par were cancelled after flooding on the line at Roche. The line has since returned to normal.
Kernow Weather Team are warning of strong south-westerly winds of 20–60mph throughout Saturday, especially in exposed areas. They expect a few heavy showers in the morning, cloudier conditions later, and a mild but breezy day overall.
There is also concern the combination of a large swell and spring tides could lead to coastal flooding.
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