As of 12pm on Sunday 25th October, 11 regional Flood Alerts remain in place but there are now 17 local Flood Warnings as Scotland is now starting to see the full effects of #StormBoelo. The stormy weather will continue to bring surface water, river and coastal flooding to many parts of Scotland. Through Sunday, coastal flooding impacts are likely in the west and north. There could also be river and surface water impacts in the north due to continued heavy rain. This weather will continue into the start of the week so for up to date information, please check our flooding page: beta.sepa.scot/flooding/ and always check before you travel. We continue to urge people to be extra careful, particularly around coastal areas and stay away from flooded promenades and crashing waves.

Scottish Flood Forecast - 2026-10-24 Today's 3-day Scottish Flood Forecast is now available on our website. Find out if flooding is forecast in your area, what impacts it may have, and what actions you can take in advance. scottishfloodforecast.sepa.o…

In advance of #StormAmy, heavy rain across western and central Scotland will bring flooding impacts occurring from surface water, small watercourses and some larger rivers overnight into Friday. Dangerous conditions are also expected around coastal areas from Friday afternoon as the winds begin to pick up. If you’re heading out, please plan your journey and stay informed as travel disruption and longer journey times are possible. Keep up to date with our flood forecasts at: sepa.org.uk/flooding @trafficscotland @transcotland @ScotRail @networkrail @metoffice @ReadyScotland