Scotland continues to experience torrential rainfall, while areas below the border enjoy temperatures of 24C with clear skies and sunshine. The Met Office has issued an amber warning for rain across various regions in Scotland, indicating a ‘danger to life’. The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Scottish EPA) has issued flood alerts and warnings for multiple areas, including a severe flood warning for the Aviemore/Dalfaber area. Motorists have been affected by landslides, and train services have been disrupted. Meanwhile, the south of the UK is experiencing warm weather and sunshine. This contrasting weather is the result of warm weather from France colliding with cold weather coming from the north. The Scottish EPA warns of extensive flooding of properties and businesses and advises individuals to avoid flood water and comply with evacuation orders.

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