Storm Frank: Border region flood warnings

The two amber flood alerts in place for Dumfries and Galloway and the Scottish Borders have been removed.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency say the river levels across the region have dropped overnight and there are no further flooding impacts to expect.

The following flood warnings are still in force by the Environment Agency for Cumbria, meaning that 'flooding is expected' and 'immediate action is required':

• Keswick Campsite - following further heavy rainfall on Thursday, the lake level remains high so the flood warning is still in place.

5 flood alerts also remain in force, meaning that 'flooding is possible' and 'be prepared':

• Rivers Greta, St Johns Beck and Bassenthwaite Lake
• Rivers Lowther and Eamont
• Rivers Cocker, Marron and Derwent
• Rivers Brathay, Rothay and Winster
• Upper River Derwent from Seathwaite to Derwent Water

A flood alert remains in place for the Scottish Borders. River levels within the region continue to fall from their peak levels on Wednesday. Residual flooding impacts may still be present, particularly within the Tweed valley.

For further information, visit the SEPA website.

A flood alert is still in force across the area. River levels continue to fall from their peak levels on Wednesday. Residual flooding impacts may still be present around Newton Stewart, Carsphairn, Dumfries and Castle Douglas.

For further information, visit the SEPA website.

1 severe flood warning in place for Whitesands has been lifted.

A flood alert remains for the entire Dumfries and Galloway area.

For further information, visit the Scottish Environment Protection Agency website.

The 10 flood warnings previously issued and 1 severe warning for Peebles, have been lifted.

1 flood alert remains for the entire Scottish Borders area.

For further information, visit the Scottish Environment Protection Agency website.

Cumbria

The Environment Agency has issued the following flood warnings for Cumbria, meaning that 'flooding is expected' and 'immediate action is required':

• Keswick Campsite

5 flood alerts have also been issued, meaning that 'flooding is possible' and 'be prepared':

• Rivers Greta, St Johns Beck and Bassenthwaite Lake
• Rivers Lowther and Eamont
• Rivers Cocker, Marron and Derwent
• Rivers Brathay, Rothay and Winster
• Upper River Derwent, Stonethwaite Beck and Derwent Water

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency has issued a 'severe' flood warning for the Whitesands area of Dumfries.

A severe warning means that flooding is a near certainty and there is a danger to life.

Scottish Borders Council has announced the availability of sandbags at the following locations:

• Broughton
• Duns
• Eyemouth
• Hawick
• Jedburgh
• Lauder
• Peebles
• Selkirk
• Stow
• Coldstream
• Eddleston
• Galashiels
• Innerleithen
• Kelso
• Newcastleton
• Romanno Bridge
• Selkirk
• West Linton

You can find a live updated list via Scottish Borders Council here.

The Environment Agency has issued the following flood warnings for Cumbria, meaning that 'flooding is expected' and 'immediate action is required':

• River Ehen at Egremont, Bleach Green, Ennerdale Mill, Springfield Rd, Vale View, Wood Bank
• River Greta at Keswick, Fitz Park and Riverside Flats Areas