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The family of a man killed in a landslide caused by the torrential rain of the storm Callum paid tribute to their "son-in-law".
Corey Thomas Sharpling, 21, died Saturday in the village of Cwmduad, Camarthenshire, in western Wales.
Mr. Sharpling's family said in a statement, "We are sorry for the tragic loss of our son-in-law Corey. Many knew his spirit, his charm and his sense of loyalty and we take these things with us in our hearts. "
He is one of two people killed by the effects of the storm Callum.
A 38-year-old man was swept away by the rough seas in Brighton on Saturday. He was found in the water near the Pier at Brighton Palace and was confirmed dead by paramedics.
A broken down vehicle sits in floodwater on the A4077 in Crickhowell, Wales (Ben Birchall/PENNSYLVANIA)
Forecasters have predicted a new band of rain in the southwest Sunday, but the Callum storm is expected to ease.
Meteorologist Simon Partridge said, "The more western regions that have experienced huge amounts of rain will finally become drier, brighter, with good sunny days at the end of the day on Sunday.
The best weather conditions will help the small communities in Wales affected by the storm Callum.
Images taken from the town of Crickhowell in the Brecon lighthouses showed vehicles submerged in the water after the overflow of the Usk River.
Additional report by the press association.
