This article is from the source 'bbc' and was first published or seen on . It last changed over 40 days ago and won't be checked again for changes.

You can find the current article at its original source at http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-20834080

The article has changed 12 times. There is an RSS feed of changes available.

Version 2 Version 3
Scotland floods: Clean-up continues in Stonehaven Scotland floods: Clean-up continues in Stonehaven
(35 minutes later)
A clear-up is continuing in Stonehaven, where dozens of homes were evacuated on Sunday because of flooding.A clear-up is continuing in Stonehaven, where dozens of homes were evacuated on Sunday because of flooding.
About 40 residents were moved from their homes in the Aberdeenshire town after the River Carron burst its banks and water rose to above waist-height.About 40 residents were moved from their homes in the Aberdeenshire town after the River Carron burst its banks and water rose to above waist-height.
Concerns have been raised about the health risks from raw sewage, which is being cleared from the town centre.Concerns have been raised about the health risks from raw sewage, which is being cleared from the town centre.
More than 20 flood warnings are still in place across Scotland, mainly in Perthshire, Angus and Aberdeenshire.More than 20 flood warnings are still in place across Scotland, mainly in Perthshire, Angus and Aberdeenshire.
Scottish Environment Minister Paul Wheelhouse will visit Stonehaven later to see the damage caused by the weekend's floods.Scottish Environment Minister Paul Wheelhouse will visit Stonehaven later to see the damage caused by the weekend's floods.
Grampian Police said there was still some problems with localised flooding, closing stretches of some roads and leaving others passable with care, but officers stressed that the water levels were subsiding. Grampian Police said there was still problems with localised flooding, closing stretches of some roads and leaving others passable with care, but officers stressed that the water levels were subsiding.
In Brechin, residents in the River Street area were placed on alert as the waters of the River South Esk rose on Sunday, threatening a repeat of the flooding experienced in the town in October.In Brechin, residents in the River Street area were placed on alert as the waters of the River South Esk rose on Sunday, threatening a repeat of the flooding experienced in the town in October.
Tayside Police said the river, which at one stage had breached onto the street, later receded. But it added that officers would stay in the area to address any concerns from residents.Tayside Police said the river, which at one stage had breached onto the street, later receded. But it added that officers would stay in the area to address any concerns from residents.
Angus Council had set up a rest centre for residents at Brechin High School, but it was not needed and was closed on Sunday evening.Angus Council had set up a rest centre for residents at Brechin High School, but it was not needed and was closed on Sunday evening.
A statement released from Tayside Police said: "All water courses remain very swollen and officials are mindful that the movement of water from further up stream, along with any snow melt, could influence river levels."A statement released from Tayside Police said: "All water courses remain very swollen and officials are mindful that the movement of water from further up stream, along with any snow melt, could influence river levels."
It added that a number of roads in the Perthshire and Angus areas were also closed because of flooding.
"It is likely that those closed as darkness falls are likely to remain closed overnight and should be avoided," it said.
Rail and ferry services were also disrupted because of the conditions. A landslip near Cairnrobin level crossing, between Montrose and Aberdeen, meant ScotRail had to lay on a replacement bus service Dundee and Aberdeen. Services on the line were returning to normal on Monday morning.Rail and ferry services were also disrupted because of the conditions. A landslip near Cairnrobin level crossing, between Montrose and Aberdeen, meant ScotRail had to lay on a replacement bus service Dundee and Aberdeen. Services on the line were returning to normal on Monday morning.
Serco Northlink Ferries services between the Northern Isles and Aberdeen faced delays because of high winds, and the Sunday night service was not stopping at Kirkwall as originally scheduled. Serco Northlink Ferries services between the Northern Isles and Aberdeen also faced delays because of high winds.
In Stonehaven, emergency services will be issuing health advice because of presence of raw sewage in the town centre.In Stonehaven, emergency services will be issuing health advice because of presence of raw sewage in the town centre.
Locals described how water poured into the main streets from the fields above the town in the early hours of Sunday. Up to 100 homes were searched by the emergency services and about 40 were vacated.Locals described how water poured into the main streets from the fields above the town in the early hours of Sunday. Up to 100 homes were searched by the emergency services and about 40 were vacated.
Locals were taken to a rest centre at Mackie Academy and have since secured temporary accommodation with family or friends.Locals were taken to a rest centre at Mackie Academy and have since secured temporary accommodation with family or friends.
The enhanced content on this page requires Javascript and Flash Player 9The enhanced content on this page requires Javascript and Flash Player 9

Map Key

  • Land
  • Cloud
  • Lakes, Rivers & Sea

Fog

Light Heavy

Frost

Light Heavy

Pressure Fronts

Cold Warm Occluded

Rain

Light Heavy Extreme

Snow

Light Heavy

Map Key

  • Land
  • Cloud
  • Lakes, Rivers & Sea

Fog

Light Heavy

Frost

Light Heavy

Pressure Fronts

Cold Warm Occluded

Rain

Light Heavy Extreme

Snow

Light Heavy
Temperature tab onlyTemperature tab only

Temperature (°C)

More details from BBC Weather

Temperature (°C)

More details from BBC Weather
To access more information, from your mobile, visit the BBC Weather and BBC Travel News sites.To access more information, from your mobile, visit the BBC Weather and BBC Travel News sites.
Have you been affected by flooding? We would like to hear from you. You can share your stories, videos and photos using the form below.Have you been affected by flooding? We would like to hear from you. You can share your stories, videos and photos using the form below.
Send your pictures and videos to yourpics@bbc.co.uk or text them to 61124 (UK) or +44 7624 800 100 (International). If you have a large file you can upload here.Send your pictures and videos to yourpics@bbc.co.uk or text them to 61124 (UK) or +44 7624 800 100 (International). If you have a large file you can upload here.
Read the terms and conditionsRead the terms and conditions