Northern Ireland hit by strong winds and heavy rain
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Louis McNally
Heavy rain and strong winds hit Northern Ireland on Friday and caused "difficult evening rush-hour conditions".
A yellow weather warning was in place until midnight.
The Met Office said heavy rain along with "strong to gale" south-east winds were expected.
There was some disruption to transport and winds brought trees down in some areas.
Translink reported "very heavy delays" across Belfast on Friday evening due to "heavy traffic and poor weather".
The Department for Infrastructure urged road users to take extra care.
A number of roads in counties Antrim and Down were closed due to "localised flooding".
Some roads in both counties remain closed. The latest traffic information is carried on the Trafficwatch NI website.
Belfast International Airport and Belfast City Airport said some flights on Friday had been delayed.
Passengers are asked to check with their airline for the latest information.
On Wednesday, flooding caused by heavy rainfall resulted in a number of road closures and train service cancellations in Northern Ireland.
