The Met Office has warned that a massive cyclone, which stretches from Scandinavia to Spain, will impact Scotland this week
Two flood alerts have been issued in Scotland as forecasters anticipate a washout during much of this week.
The Met Office has also warned that a massive Atlantic cyclone which stretches from Scandinavia to Spain will impact large parts of Scotland during a ‘three-day washout’, the Mirror reports.READ MORE: Met Office explains percentage symbol on weather app after TikToker gets it wrongTemperatures could also plummet over the coming days, with the thermostat potentially reaching 4C in the far north of Scotland due to a low pressure system.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency has already issued a flood alert for Dumfries and Galloway and the Borders as a result of the adverse weather forecast.
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