LOOK: Storm waves and flooding along North Wales coast

A clean-up operation is underway across Conwy and Denbighshire today in the wake of Storm Pierrick; a weather warning was in force from 1am on Tuesday, April 9 until 3pm.

Lawton and Lauriston Court Hotel Llandudno shared these jaw-dropping images of water water everywhere and the sea crashing over the shelters on Llandudno Promenade at North Shore beach. 

An amazing capture: Sea crashes around the beach shelter (Image: Lawton & Lauriston Court Hotel Llandudno)
Just wow (Image: Lawton & Lauriston Court Hotel Llandudno)
They also shared this outstanding image of a seagull quickly escaping crashing waves.

A seagull makes a quick escape (Image: Lawton & Lauriston Court Hotel Llandudno)
Arwel captured these incredible images of the raging sea at Prestatyn beachfront.

A very stormy sea in Prestatyn (Image: Arwel Luke (Permission granted))
The raging waves crash over the rails in Prestatyn. (Image: Arwel Luke)
A resident, who asked not to be named, shared this fantastic image of huge waves and plumes of spray in Llanfairfechan.

They said at the time: "We have just drove past it's completely flooded now including the café on the front."

Massive waves in Llanfairfechan (Image: Submitted by reader)

Jilly Adamson, a member of the Rhyl Journal Camera Club, shared these spectacular images taken in Rhyl.

She said: "It was quite exhilarating at the seafront today."

The rough sea in Rhyl. SC2 and the sky tower can be seen in the distance (Image: Jilly Adamson)

Alan Hunter shared this video of the waves in Pensarn.

Whilst Stefan Savu took these photos during a bike ride. He captured a very high tide in Conwy, a flooded footpath and saw flooded near Ysgol Aberconwy.

A very high tide captured in Conwy (Image: Stefan Savu)
Flooded footpath in Conwy (Image: Stefan Savu)