Written by The Met Office has issued a severe weather warning for Fife, but the Scotland wide advisory is far more accurate:
There is a moderate risk of severe weather affecting parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland. There is the potential for heavy, thundery rain to give totals in excess of 50 mm in places, with an associated risk of localised flooding.
SEPA has issued a Flood Watch:
A FLOOD WATCH has been issued for Fife and Clackmannanshire rivers.
Heavy rainfall is forecast this morning. High intensity rainfall may cause flooding on small watercourses, roads and in urbanised areas.
Freuchie has seen 38mm of rainfall in the last 6 hours with more rain to come throughout today. Condition couldn’t have been better over the last few months for Freuchie to be able to withstand such a deluge. However residents who invested in flood defences would be advised to have them on standby.
There are a number of gullies blocked in the village and Muirhead. FFAG will report these to Fife Council for maintenance.
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