FLOODING hit Herefordshire as heavy rain and thunderstorms arrived in the county.
The storm, which hit during late afternoon on Friday, brought flooding chaos to the county.
While some parts of the county escaped the worst of the weather, other areas were badly hit.
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Ledbury was among the areas to suffer under the seemingly relentless rain, with roads disappearing under water.
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In Ross-on-Wye, the town's Morrisons supermarket closed its doors as the heavy rain found its way into the building, bringing down ceiling panels as water poured into the aisles.
Roads across the town were also closed as flash flooding hit. The town has over recent months suffered with frequent flooding issues when heavy rain hits.
Hereford did not escape the chaos either, with cars seen ploughing through deep water in parts of the city, including Grandstand Road.
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