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Scotland desksix regions, watched continuously

Every Met Office Scottish warning region sits below with its current live warnings — or an honest empty state. Regions are filtered from the live Met Office UK warnings feed by the affected-area text each warning publishes, because the per-region Met Office feeds return no data.

—Live Scottish items
6Regions covered
5Sources watched by hand

Last checked —

Staging: Scottish item counts are drawn from the global board snapshot, which carries no Met Office region data; regions therefore show no items rather than inferred ones.

Warning regions

Met Office regions in Scotland

Met Office UK feed · not polled in staging · —

Orkney & Shetland

SCT-ORK

0 live

No verified items shown

The Met Office region feed is not part of the staging data source, so this region carries no items rather than stale or inferred ones.

—

Met Office · affected-area match Source ↗

Highlands & Eilean Siar

SCT-HIG

0 live

No verified items shown

The Met Office region feed is not part of the staging data source, so this region carries no items rather than stale or inferred ones.

—

Met Office · affected-area match Source ↗

Grampian

SCT-GRA

0 live

No verified items shown

The Met Office region feed is not part of the staging data source, so this region carries no items rather than stale or inferred ones.

—

Met Office · affected-area match Source ↗

Strathclyde

SCT-STR

0 live

No verified items shown

The Met Office region feed is not part of the staging data source, so this region carries no items rather than stale or inferred ones.

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Met Office · affected-area match Source ↗

Central, Tayside & Fife

SCT-CTF

0 live

No verified items shown

The Met Office region feed is not part of the staging data source, so this region carries no items rather than stale or inferred ones.

—

Met Office · affected-area match Source ↗

SW Scotland, Lothian Borders

SCT-SWL

0 live

No verified items shown

The Met Office region feed is not part of the staging data source, so this region carries no items rather than stale or inferred ones.

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Met Office · affected-area match Source ↗

Region matching reads the phrase after “affecting” in each Met Office warning — for example “affecting Grampian and Central, Tayside & Fife”. A warning covering several regions appears in each of them. No region is ever populated by inference beyond that text.

Scottish sources monitored

Five sources read by hand.

None of these agencies publishes an open machine-readable warning feed, so the console does not display automated alerts for them. They are read by the Scotland desk and linked to their real public pages. Where you see “No open feed”, that is the honest state — not a gap we have filled with guesswork.

  • 01

    Scottish Government

    Policy and public safety announcements — Scotland

    Publishes no open machine feed for warnings. Read by our Scotland desk, not polled.

    No open feedPublic page ↗
  • 02

    Police Scotland

    Public safety notices — Scotland

    No open warning feed. Human-monitored by the Scotland desk.

    No open feedPublic page ↗
  • 03

    SEPA Floodline

    Flood warnings — Scotland

    Floodline publishes no public API. Checked by hand; we never present a guess as a feed.

    No open feedPublic page ↗
  • 04

    Traffic Scotland

    Trunk road incidents — Scotland

    Live status is published to the web but not as an open feed for redistribution.

    No open feedPublic page ↗
  • 05

    NHS inform

    Public health guidance — Scotland

    Advisory pages only. No alert feed is published, so none is shown.

    No open feedPublic page ↗

Human-monitored, not automated · no feed data is ever simulated for these sources

What the feeds returned

Scottish items on the board

Met Office warnings matched to Scottish regions and Scotland Office announcements, as returned at the last poll.

Reading the board…