Current status
Last updated: Monday 6 October 2025 3.08pm
There are no current weather warnings in place.
Service Impacts
Following Storm Amy on Friday 3 and Saturday 4 October there has been some damage to the Council estate as below:
Open Spaces and Recreation
The following sites have experienced several fallen trees:
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Davagh Walking Trail and Mountain Biking Trails
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Derrynoid Forest (Rural College)
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Derrynoid Forest (Riverside)
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Moydamlaght Forest
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Iniscarn Forest (Walking Trail only)
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Ballyronan Wood
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Pomeroy Forest (Grace Drennan Trail impassible and closed to public access for clearance work to commence; Zip Line inaccessible; pedestrian gate at Bell’s Lane has no access due to fallen trees).
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Roundlake; Knockmany Forest; Drumcairne Forest; Windmill Wood; Moy Riverside Walk; MUSA Trim Trail, Cabin Wood and one side of Dungannon Park Lake all have significant windblown reports and will be inaccessible until works are completed
Inspections are ongoing across all other sites this afternoon and will continue into tomorrow.
Cemeteries
Access to Polepatrick Cemetery has been restored.
Visitors should be aware that the other walking paths adjacent to the cemetery are inaccessible due to work on clearance of fallen branches and debris which is currently ongoing.
Emergency Contact numbers
Emergency services - 999 or 112
Flooding Incident Line - 0300 2000 100
NI Electricity Networks – 03457 643 643
NI Gas Emergency Service – 0800 002 001
NI Water – 03457 440 088
Housing Executive – 03448 920 901
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For further advice:
Useful information in bad weather:
Regional Community Resilience Group (RCRG)
The Regional Community Resilience Group (RCRG) was formed in 2013 to help local communities prepare for and respond to weather related emergencies. From time to time during the year the group publishes useful information for the public.
The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) along with other multi-agency partners have established over 50 Regional Community Resilience Groups (RCRG) across Northern Ireland at locations which have experienced historical flooding. The Department continues to expand, both the number of groups and their engagement with these communities to better assist them during periods of flooding. The map published by DfI details the location of all the existing groups in the eleven Council areas and contact details on how members of the public can join their local RCRG.