Waterford City & County Council ground crews are this morning dealing with the aftermath of Storm Austen.

Flooding and fallen trees are reported, so members of the public are asked to exercise caution on the roads this morning, including the Outer Ring Road in the City and Hennessey’s Road.

Flooding is reported on the N25 in Dungarvan on the approach to the McDonald’s roundabout where there is single lane traffic.

There is a fallen tree on the L3025 outside Woodhouse Estate, Stradbally.

Lots of debris is reported on the N25 at McGrath’s Cross.

A tree has fallen onto a street light on the R684 High Road, Dunmore East. A tree is blocking the footpath at the entrance to Ardkeen Village.

There is flooding on the L4068 at Coxtown.

A tree is down at Crough Wood, L3919. A tree is down and blocking the L2027 between Kilminion Upper and Durrow.

There is a fallen tree on electric wire in Colligan Woods, Dungarvan.

The local authority asks that the public please stay away from fallen cables and report them immediately.

Meanwhile, a fallen tree is partially blocking the L3011 between Dungarvan Golf Club and Barnawee Bridge. Passable, but use extreme caution.

There is an ESB outage in Lismore impacting approximately 260 customers. An outage in nearby Kilcloher is impacting around 118 customers.

Live updates at: waterfordcouncil.ie/StormAusten