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Storm Boelo

24 October 2026 · 2026-27 season · named by Met Office · Scotland, England

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Named by the Met Office in a yellow warning: Storm Boelo bringing a very windy spell this weekend with some disruption likely across parts of northern UK.
⚠️ Met Office Yellow Rain warning in force until 11:59pm Fri 23 Oct — Central, Tayside & Fife, Grampian, Strathclyde, SW Scotland, Lothian Borders

Flood footprintEnvironment Agency warning history, England · so far — updates hourly

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This storm falls outside the Environment Agency's warning record, which runs from 2006 to 2026. There is nothing here to count — a gap in the record, not a storm without flooding.

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No flood warnings or alerts are in force in England, Scotland or Wales right now.

Wettest gauges right nowlast 24h · totals 0 min old

Gauge24h mm
Rainfall gauge nr Uckfield · East Sussex 67.1
Rainfall gauge nr Coniston · Westmorland and Furness 35.9
Quarry Head · Aberdeenshire 30.2
Cowbridge STW Raingauge · Vale of Glamorgan 28.2
Rainfall gauge nr Above Derwent · Cumberland 27.7
Dyffryn Isaf Llantrisant Raingauge · Rhondda Cynon Taf 27.2
Brackla Raingauge · Bridgend 27.0
Lagafater Lodge · Dumfries and Galloway 26.8

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Biggest river risesvs yesterday's average · ≤10 min old

StationRise
Arundel · River Arun +0.90 m
Mainholm · Ayr +0.79 m
St Fagans River Station · Ely +0.71 m
Delnashaugh · Avon (Spey) +0.69 m
Balbrogie · Isla (Tayside) +0.63 m
Rockhay Bridge · River Torridge +0.63 m
Inveroykel Bailey Bridge · Oykel +0.60 m
Wanes Blades · River Douglas +0.58 m

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