Wrexham and Merthyr Town were both left without matches when their scheduled fixtures were postponed.
The Dragons were due to play Torquay United at home, while the Martyrs were preparing to welcome Dorchester Town at MetCoaches Stadium.
Both fixtures were called off because of waterlogged pitches, courtesy of Storm Denis.
Wrexham and Torquay held talks last Friday and opted to call the game off in the interests of safety.
Supporters from Devon were due to make a round trip of more than 500 miles, while Wrexham travel from throughout the north-west and north Wales to the stadium.
⛈Storm Dennis Defeats Us…
Due to the last hour of torrential downpour the match referee has called this afternoons game agaisnt @DorchTownFC is OFF! pic.twitter.com/OIdi5pmv3q
— The Martyrs (@MerthyrTownFC) February 15, 2020
Wrexham now have back-to-back away fixtures – against Bromley on Saturday and Yeovil a week later – before entertaining Eastleigh at the Racecourse on Saturday, March 7.
Storm Dennis also hit the BetVictor Southern League Premier South hard with only two games played. Merthyr’s clash with Dorchester was among the casualties.
Chesham United increased their lead by a point after a 2-2 draw at Harrow Borough, who took the lead after 35 minutes with virtually their first attack of the game when Michael Bryan looped the ball over Chesham ‘keeper Ben Goode.
Chesham’s equaliser four minutes after half-time was also wind-assisted as Brad Clayton’s shot was deflected and David Pearce lobbed the ball over the home ‘keeper.
Chesham took the lead when Clayton beat his man and again chipped the keeper after 68 minutes, while Harrow levelled Shaun Preddie scored.
The only other game to go ahead was at Privett Park where Gosport Borough earned a 2-1 win against third-bottom Walton Casuals to move up to seventh, five points off the play-off spots.
Casuals scored first after 78 minutes when Cole Brown netted, while Boro equalised six minutes when Matt Paterson poked home from close range.
The winner came four minutes into injury time when Ryan Woodford headed a corner back across goal for substitute Tyrell Skeen-Hamilton to turn the ball into the net.
☔️ It’s a wet morning at the Racecourse. Strong winds starting to pick up too.
Once we’ve arranged a new date for the game vs @TUFC1899 – we’ll update you through the usual channels. #WxmAFC pic.twitter.com/sfsCkXoD6w
— Wrexham AFC (@Wrexham_AFC) February 15, 2020
Merthyr Town remaining fixtures
February
Saturday 15 Merthyr Town v Dorchester Town – postponed
Saturday 22 Blackfield and Langley v Merthyr Town
Tuesday 25 Wimborne Town v Merthyr Town
Saturday 29 Merthyr Town v Beaconsfield Town
March
Saturday 7 Salisbury v Merthyr Town
Saturday 14 Taunton v Merthyr Town
Saturday 21 Merthyr Town v Truro City
Saturday 28 Hayes and Yeading v Merthyr Town
April
Saturday 4 Merthyr Town v Poole Town
Saturday 11 Merthyr Town v Tiverton Town
Monday 13 Yate Town v Merthyr Town
Saturday 18 Hartley Wintney v Merthyr Town
Saturday 25 Merthyr Town v Hendon