A “heads up” for anyone heading to South Wales in the next few days who have not being paying attention the the news.
Like the rest of the UK we have been having a bit of weather and although the worst of Storm Dennis seems to have blown through, there is still a lot of water working its way down the rivers and valleys in Mid and South Wales and the Border counties.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51519635
At the risk of sounding like your mum, for those travelling to the winter moot, keep a close eye on traffic and weather reports particularly if you are coming from the north and west and not planning to use the motorways.
There is serious flooding at some of the choke points like Builth Wells and lots of pictures on local social media of submerged cars in Hay on Wye, Abergavenny, Crickhowell and elsewhere and videos of Darwin Award driver candidates who will be having difficult discussions with their car insurers on Monday.
If anything it is probably worse further south in the Valleys.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-51520986
Even when the wind and rain stops, there is going to be a lot if clearing up to do and road closures are likely fir several days so keep an eye on the traffic reports and have alternative routes in mind.
https://naturalresources.wales/flooding/?lang=en
Here endeth the lesson - have a great Moot.