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Flooding is a growing challenge for Scotland. As our climate changes, the risk of severe weather and flooding is increasing. We must act now to protect people and places. We are developing Scotland’s Flood Risk Management Plans for 2028–2034 and we want to hear from you. The consultation is open until 22nd April 2026: consultation.sepa.org.uk/evidence-and-f…

Prepare and be aware. Flooding can affect you. Take three simple steps today: ✔ Check the Scottish Flood Forecast ✔ Sign up to Floodline ✔ Follow us for updates Learn more at: sepa.org.uk/flooding

Regional flood alerts and local flood warnings remain in place. Flooding impacts are expected following snow melt across the hills, particularly across the north west of Scotland, as temperatures increase but conditions will turn colder Tuesday. Continuing possible impacts include flooding affecting parts of communities, low lying land, transport infrastructure and individual properties. Stay up to date with the latest flooding information: sepa.org.uk/flooding

Coastal flooding impacts are expected tomorrow due to strong winds from #StormBran and high tides, bringing large waves to western and northern coastlines. Some eastern areas may experience these impacts too. It will also be a wet day across the country. Localised flooding impacts are possible from small watercourses, surface water and some larger rivers, across the central belt and south western areas on Tuesday morning and the North West on Wednesday morning. Flood Alerts have been issued. Stay up to date with the latest flooding information: sepa.org.uk/flooding