⚠️Flooding impacts as a result of yesterday's severe weather continue today, with particular concern for communities along the Spey and Tay rivers.
❗️A Severe Flood Warning remains in place for Aviemore/Dalfaber.
Latest updates ➡️https://t.co/Woujcrq3E3
⚠️Rivers Spey, Tay and Lyon remain high. Elsewhere, most water levels have returned to more normal levels
⚠️Still a risk of flooding impacts due to more rain today, particularly in western areas that have experienced flooding recently
⚠️9 regional Flood Alerts and 29 local Flood Warnings are in place
⚠️Stay informed and check ➡️https://t.co/gMbjY8Xqw9
NEW A severe flood warning has been issued for Aviemore in the Highlands. Extensive flooding is expected from early Sunday morning. https://t.co/PYoIfgta64
Wow 🤩 Basil, mozzarella and chorizo stuffed chicken with creamy pesto pasta. You’ve charmed me 😍 I baked it in the oven on 180 degrees C for 30 mins and it came out perfectly. The pasta I just threw in a spoonful of pesto and cream cheese at the end 👌🏼
When it's your FIRST EVER #InternationalPolarBearDay 🐻❄️🙌
We are so thrilled this little one's joined the @rzss family and can celebrate his first polar bear day safe in the cubbing den with mum Victoria today💙
Watch out this coming week for a chance to help name him!
The cutest little toes 🐾
Our tiny polar bear cub is now a month old and is wriggling, rolling and napping like a pro with mum Victoria always close by!
Remember visitors will not be able to see the little one just yet as they remain in the off-show den at this delicate stage.
CMRT call out for a male with a lower leg injury sustained during an avalanche. The climbers were able to self rescue down to the coire floor, they were met by the team and stretchered back to the ski area. Multiple reports of avalanches in Coire an t-Sneachda this afternoon.
The last patch of Scottish snow from winter 2020/21 cuts a lonely figure high on the north-east face of Aonach Beag. This patch will almost certainly survive to the lasting snows of this winter, provided they come quite soon.
📷 Douglas Cairns