David Cooper, SEPA’s Flood Duty Manager, explains what flooding impacts we could see during a period of persistent and heavy rainfall across central and northeastern Scotland from tonight into Friday. Stay up to date with the latest flooding information: sepa.org.uk/flooding | Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)

2.8K views · 3 comments | Some areas in Scotland are more vulnerable to flooding than others. Information on previous floods has helped to inform the 2024 potentially vulnerable areas (PVAs) review. We still want to ensure everyone has their say on PVAs. https://consultation.sepa.org.uk/evidence-and-flooding/potentially-vulnerable-areas/ | Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) | Facebook

Floods happen. Are you prepared? Watch our quick video and learn what you can do now. | Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)

Last month, we published our Annual Report & Accounts for 2024-2025. Check out some of the highlights from the fourth and final quarter... • January 2025: We transitioned to a new service model in our Customer Hub. This involved a transition to an automated out of hours service that directly links critical calls to our duty officers. • February 2025: We were recognised by the Scottish Parliament as a key partner in an award-winning project led by Falkirk Council to restore the former Kinneil Ker

A change in the weather is expected this weekend. Rain is forecast to move into south west Scotland on Sunday and then spread north, alongside rising temperatures. This combination increases the risk of flooding from Sunday and overnight into Monday, particularly in areas where snow is still lying. Keep up to date with the latest information by checking our three day Scottish Flood Forecast https://scottishfloodforecast.sepa.org.uk/ | Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)

We’re creating a world class environment protection agency fit for the challenges of tomorrow. As part of our regulatory strategy, we have committed to simplifying our permits across all sectors. We are now consulting on a simple, outcome-based permit for non-hazardous landfills, Have your say by the 28 February 2020 on our consultation hub here -> https://consultation.sepa.org.uk/ | Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) | Facebook

David Harley, SEPA's Head of Water and Planning, provides abstractors with advice on how they can use water sensibly and make the water supplies they depend on last as long as possible through this period. Current advice is also available on our website: sepa.org.uk/water-scarcity | Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)