River levels across the region are teetering on the edge after the effects of Storms Eunice and Franklin this weekend.
The River Dee is extremely high across the region as a result of the weather seen over the past week. Numerous flood alerts were put in place in the area early last week and after days of heavy winds and rain, the river levels are extremely high.
The river levels near Bangor-on-Dee have caused flooding to the roads into and out of the village. The main route in and out is now through Overton. After the other roads were closed.
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On Monday afternoon the river level in Bangor was 15.764m and falling, the highest level ever recorded at the Dee at Bangor on Dee is 16.35m, reached on Sunday 6th February 2011.
While the roads and surrounding fields have seen heavy flooding, there is no threat of property flooding at the minute.
Natural Resources Wales said: "Extensive areas of low lying and agricultural land in the Lower Dee floodplain are likely to be affected, with the possibility of localised travel restrictions.
"Property flooding in Bangor on Dee is not expected at this time, although some localised flooding problems may result from surface water."
Local onlookers had said that the current levels were not the worst they'd seen.
"Yes it's pretty high and thankfully the rain has stopped now otherwise we would be in trouble. Hopefully we've seen the worst of it now and it can gradually come down now.
"While it is high, it's not the worst I've seen, it's been higher a few times here so it should be okay."
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There were substantial floods over the Cheshire plains near Holt and Farndon, with the River Dee flowing in between the two villages being at a very high level as well.
On Monday afternoon, the river level in Farndon was recorded at 8.839m and rising. The highest level ever recorded at the Dee at Farndon is 9.36m, reached on Tuesday 31st October 2000.
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The flood warnings, which has since been removed, stated that the river level in Farndon is expected to peak at 9.1m.
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