'If you are travelling on the roads in the area please take extreme caution.'
It comes after the Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for heavy rain, which is currently in place until 11pm. The heaviest bouts of rain are expected to be in northern and western areas of Northern Ireland. Read more: Yellow weather warning for heavy rain in place across NI
Events at the Foyle Maritime Festival in Derry were cancelled on Saturday evening for the health and safety of visitors and staff. The festival is due to reopen on Sunday at 12 noon. In Strabane, a video posted on social media shows extreme flooding at Joe's Bar. It shows staff at the Market Street venue attempting to clear flood water from the building.
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