Recent rainfall has not reversed the impact of months of dry conditions on parts of Scotland's east coast.
Stonehaven, North Esk, Fife (East Neuk) and North Fife are now at Significant Water Scarcity, with very low river flows continuing across parts of eastern Scotland.
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Scotland has entered autumn with Upper Tweed and Mid Tweed & Lauderdale at Significant Water Scarcity.
Despite improvements in some areas following recent rainfall, parts of the south and east remain under pressure from prolonged dry conditions.
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More Regional Flood Alerts are in place due to heavy and thundery showers expected across central and south Scotland this afternoon and into the evening.
Not everyone will see the heaviest rain. Where there are downpours, drains may struggle to cope and water may build up quickly on roads and around properties.
If you’re out and about today, be prepared for conditions to change quickly, with difficult driving conditions and disruption to travel. Check the latest flood updates at https://t.co/wuDX9Jc6CH
Regional Flood Alerts are in place due to heavy and thundery showers expected across central and south Scotland this afternoon and into the evening. Further Flood Alerts will be issued as required across the day.
Not everyone will see the heaviest rain. Where there are downpours, drains may struggle to cope and water may build up quickly on roads and around properties.
If you’re out and about today, be prepared for conditions to change quickly, with difficult driving conditions and disruption to travel.
Check the latest flood updates at https://t.co/wuDX9Jc6CH
Flood Alerts are in force across much of Scotland’s central belt due to heavy rain forecast from early on Sunday morning. Not all areas will be affected, but where the heaviest showers develop a lot of rain could fall quickly.
In towns and cities, water may struggle to drain away. This could cause surface water flooding on roads and around properties, difficult driving conditions and travel disruption.
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@North_Ayrshire@scottish_water We have removed precautionary advice against bathing at Saltcoats bathing water.
This follows confirmation from Scottish Water that there is no further issue at this site.
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SEPA are investigating an ongoing pollution incident at Saltcoats linked to sewage. Due to the potential impact on water quality, we have requested North Ayrshire Council to erect signage to advise against bathing. More information at https://t.co/kiONsTGEc1
Large parts of eastern and southern Scotland remain affected by water scarcity despite some improvements this week.
Areas at Significant Scarcity: Dee (Galloway) and Urr Water.
Read the latest report: https://t.co/alyVSP7nmh
Heavy rainfall in parts of Scotland hasn't eased pressure on rivers, with the number of Significant Scarcity areas increasing from three to five.
Areas in Significant Scarcity: River Teviot, Ettrick Water, Lower Dee and Water of Feugh, Dee (Galloway) and Urr Water.
Read the latest report: https://t.co/b5xXrFBgWY
Regional Flood Alerts have been issued as heavy, thundery showers and longer spells of rain are likely over parts of North East Scotland today. Rain is also expected across southern and central Scotland.
Where the heaviest showers occur there could be localised disruption including flooding from surface water of low lying land and roads, and travel disruption.
If you're heading out, please plan your journey and stay up to date with the latest information: https://t.co/wuDX9Jc6CH
Scotland's rivers remain under pressure as hot and dry conditions return, with very low flows persisting across much of the country.
The River Teviot and Ettrick Water have now seen 39 consecutive days of very low flows, and Mid Lower Dee and Water of Feugh have also moved into Significant Scarcity.
Read the latest report: https://t.co/mAUIfugGPw
A very high wildfire warning is in place for Eastern Highlands, Eastern and Southern Scotland from today (Wednesday, 12 August) until Thursday, 13 August.
Everyone should avoid lighting outdoor fires or barbecues. A single spark can cause significant damage.
Precautionary advice against bathing at Saltcoats/Ardrossan has been removed.
This follows confirmation from @scottish_water that work to install an overland bypass pipeline near Saltcoats Pumping Station has been completed.
@North_Ayrshire
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Recent rain has improved conditions in several catchments, but the Lower Don, River Teviot and Ettrick Water remain in Significant Scarcity, with restrictions still in place.
Read the latest report: https://t.co/3VmNoJIJJD
We have extended temporary restrictions on licensed water abstraction across parts of the Scottish Borders after the River Teviot and Ettrick Water reached Significant Water Scarcity.
The restrictions apply to further licences, primarily supporting agricultural activities, and follow measures already in place in the Lunan Water, Lower Don, North Fife and Fife (East Neuk) catchments.
Find out more: https://t.co/TM8KeHehpI
Regional flood alerts are in place as showers or longer spells of rain are likely over parts of the north and north east of Scotland today.
Where the heaviest showers occur, there could be localised disruption including flooding from surface water of low lying land and roads, and travel disruption.
If you're heading out, please plan your journey and stay up to date with the latest information: https://t.co/wuDX9Jc6CH
Heavy and thundery showers are possible across central and north eastern areas of Scotland today.
While not all areas will be affected by showers, they may cause some localised disruption including flooding of low lying land and roads, and travel disruption and flooding from small rivers and watercourses.
If you're heading out, please plan your journey and stay up to date with the latest information: https://t.co/wuDX9Jc6CH
Recent rainfall has improved conditions in parts of Scotland, but rivers across much of eastern Scotland remain under pressure after prolonged dry weather.
Lunan Water, Lower Don, North Fife and Fife (East Neuk) remain in Significant Scarcity, with restrictions on licensed water abstractions still in place.
Read the latest report: https://t.co/cinxUheDdP
We’ve extended temporary water abstraction restrictions into Fife (East Neuk) and North Fife after prolonged dry conditions led to Significant Water Scarcity.
River flows have remained below the low-flow threshold for 30 consecutive days, requiring action to protect rivers and wildlife.
Read more: https://t.co/dhXEykeS5n