Weather

The Met Office has issued an upgraded amber warning for heavy rain in parts of the Scottish Borders as Storm Dennis approaches.

The Met Office has issued a series of weather warnings which affect the Scottish Borders right through the rest of the week and into the weekend.

An Amber (be prepared) weather warning for snow has been issued for western areas of the Borders today (Tuesday) between 2pm and 9pm.

Following heavy rain and flooding overnight Saturday into Sunday, a weather warning for snow and wind is in place covering the whole of Monday and Tuesday.

Following heavy rain and flooding overnight Saturday into Sunday, a weather warning for snow and wind is in place for the Scottish Borders covering the whole of Monday and Tuesday.

An updated flood warning was issued this morning for the River Tweed from Kelso to Coldstream.

The Met Office has issued a Yellow Warning for snow and ice across the Scottish Borders from 9pm this evening (Monday, January 27) until 11am tomorrow morning.

A yellow warning for rain begins at 4pm today (Wednesday) until 6am tomorrow for the majoirty of the Scottish Borders.

Amber and yellow weather warnings for rain remain in place for Berwickshire, today, Thursday, June 13, with flood warnings issued for Preston to Paxton and Grantshouse to Eyemouth.

A weather warning has been issued for the Scottish Borders as Storm Erik hits the region with heavy rain and 50-60mph winds.

It could be a long winter ahead, if, as has been suggested, Storm Ali is just the first of many to hit our shores.

A red weather warning has now been issued for the Borders and central belt and both Transport Scotland and Police Scotland are telling people not to travel.

The beast from the east arrived in Berwickshire as expected this week and brought the area to a virtual standstill.

The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow right across the East Coat, with possible disruption to travel on road and rail.

People in the south of Scotland are being urged to avoid travel this evening, following an amber warning for snow from the Met Office.

The Eyemouth Response Team was in action on January 2, and such is the growing expertise of the team that they managed to put up flood barriers at the end of the harbour in under 20 minutes.

Sea conditions last week meant that Eyemouth harbour was closed for two days - from 9am on Wednesday, November 29, to 6am on Friday, December 1, 2017.

The Met Office has warned that most of Scotland, save for a few patches on the East coast, will be hit by ice later this evening, leading to a risk of slippery surfaces and travel problems.