As Storm Ciaran drenched most of County Armagh, the lakes in Craigavon spilled over onto footpaths.
A spokesperson for the PSNI said: “Armagh A Section have been conducting high visibility patrols today around Craigavon Lakes. There is severe flooding around the local areas so please be cautious and allow extra time for your journey. We thank those motorists who have been patient while we deal with the roads most affected.”
A spokesperson for the Save Craigavon City Park and Lakes campaign group said: “Think it’s best to avoid the lakes this morning. The water is more than knee deep at the railway bridge. Most of the fishing stands along the north lake are submerged and the lake is flowing out onto the path."
The group has been campaigning against the building of a new campus of the Southern Regional College at the lakeside.

5. Submerged fishing bays
Fishing bays barely visible due to flooding at Craigavon City Park and Lakes following Storm Ciaran. Photo: Photo courtesy of Save Craigavon City Park and Lakes

6. Deep water
Craigavon City balancing lakes are overflowing due to heavy rain courtesy of Storm Ciaran. Photo: Photo courtesy of Save Craigavon City Park and Lakes

7. Choppy waters at the lakes
Partially submerged fishing bays and some paths are completely submerged at Craigavon City Park and Lakes today following Storm Ciaran. Photo: Photo courtesy of Save Craigavon City Park and Lakes

