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Water supplies have been restored to 90% of homes after major disruption despite more bursts overnight. <\/p>\n
However, some people in “more elevated areas” are waking up on Sunday morning to a fourth day without water and will have to wait until the afternoon for supplies to be restored. <\/p>\n
A burst pipe at a treatment plant in Dolgarrog, Conwy, is thought to have affected about 40,000 homes since Wednesday<\/a>, closing some schools and businesses. <\/p>\n Welsh Water said it repaired a number of smaller leaks and bursts overnight as the system re-pressurised after emptying. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n There were reports from residents on social media of a burst pipe on Pentywyn Hill in Deganwy, Llandudno, and also one in Fairways in Llandudno. <\/p>\n One woman in Fairways commented asking for sandbags at about 22:00 GMT on Saturday, saying house floors and garages were at risk of flooding. <\/p>\n Welsh Water said inspectors were out on the ground to help manage and mitigate any leaks so supplies can be maintained. <\/p>\n The damaged pipe in Dolgarrog was fixed on Friday afternoon, but the company warned it may take 48 hours for supplies to return to normal. <\/p>\n