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30 Dec: Three severe flood warnings issued

30 December 2024

We have issued three severe flood warnings for the Aviemore area due to heavy and prolonged rainfall overnight. Very high river levels are forecast for the early hours of Tuesday morning across the Spey River. There is a danger to life.

SEPA warns communities to stay vigilant as flooding impacts will continue into New Year’s Day

31 December 2024

Multiple regional Flood Alerts and local Flood Warnings remain in place across north and central Scotland, with the highest risks remaining on the Spey, Great Glen and Tay catchments.

River levels begin to ease as Scotland recovers from heavy Hogmanay rainfall

01 January 2025

Widespread river flooding impacts remain possible in particular in the Spey Valley and the Great Glen area, whilst the high river levels across north and central Scotland are expected to gradually improve throughout Wednesday.

SEPA warns coastal communities to prepare and be aware as Storm Éowyn approaches

23 January 2025

The Met Office has issued Red and Amber wind warnings in Scotland for Storm Éowyn.

Storm Éowyn brings coastal flooding to the west coast of Scotland as SEPA urges people to prepare and be aware

24 January 2025

SEPA has issued regional Flood Alerts and local Flood warnings across the western coast of Scotland as Storm Éowyn arrives.

SEPA launches new surface water and small watercourses flood maps to strengthen Scotland’s climate resilience

12 March 2025

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) have unveiled new surface water flood maps, which for the first time include small watercourses. This new level of detail provides Scotland with the most detailed and accurate picture of where flooding could occur from heavy rainfall.