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Scotland Weather Warning

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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the The UK Daily weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.

If you’re in Scotland, check the Met Office’s latest warnings and prepare for possible travel disruption – a storm to hit Britain this weekend is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds across much of the country.

What weather warnings are active for Scotland today?

The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for rain and wind covering parts of central and southern Scotland. For a scotland weather warning today, expect downpours that may cause localised flooding, especially in low-lying areas. The scotland weather warning today met office update also highlights gusty winds over higher ground. Tomorrow’s yellow warning remains in force, with the scotland weather warning tomorrow met office predicting similarly unsettled conditions.

How can I view the Scotland weather warning map?

The Met Office’s interactive map shows exactly which regions are affected. The scotland weather warning map is updated regularly, so you can zoom into your area and see the timing and severity. For a live overview, our UK weather hub links directly to the official map. If you need the very latest, a scotland weather warning today live feed is available on the Met Office website.

Warning typeYellow – rain and wind
Affected areasCentral, Tayside, Fife, SW Scotland
Valid from06:00 Friday
Valid until18:00 Saturday
What should I do during a weather warning?

Stay indoors if possible, secure loose garden items, and avoid driving through floodwater. Check local transport updates before travelling – services may be delayed or cancelled. Keep your phone charged and have a torch handy in case of power cuts.

Will schools close because of this warning?

School closures are not automatic with yellow warnings. However, individual councils may decide to close if local flooding or high winds pose a risk. Check your local council’s website and social media for morning updates. Most decisions are announced before 7am.

Is this part of a storm to hit Britain this weekend?

Yes, the same weather system is expected to bring widespread rain and wind across England and Wales as well. For a full picture, see our storm tracker and the 10-day forecast for your region.

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