FLOODING: Multiple roads remained closed in Inverness and Ross-shire due to flooding
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Heavy rain and flooding continue to cause disruption across the north this evening, with multiple road closures reported across Inverness and Ross-shire.
RELATED:
- A82 closed at Loch Ness due to landslide
- Further travel woes as Highland roads closed following heavy rain
BEAR Scotland continue to work with Highland Council in attempt to prevent water from flowing down the hill from a road on the A82 near Loch Ness after debris from a landslide forced its closure earlier today.
The road remains closed in both directions at Abriachan, north of Drumnadrochit.
Elsewhere, Highland Council have also confirmed that the A832 junction connecting Garguston to Kilearnan Church road near Muir of Ord has been closed due to flooding.
Roads closed, as reported by Highland Council:
- B852 Dores to Foyers - landslip
- Diriebught Road, Inverness - flooding
- Balloan Road, Inverness - flooding
- B9006 East of Sunnyside to Croy - flooding
- B851 Culloden Moor to Daviot - flooding
- A833 Brockies to Kiltarlity - Beaufort Castle - flooding
- A833 Brockies to Kiltarlity - Belladrum - retaining wall collapse & flooding
- B851 Daviot to Errpgoe - Brin - flooding
- B9090 Whitebridge to Budgate - flooding
- B851 Daviot to Errogie - Brin - flooding
- C1096 Ardaneaskan
- A832 junction Garguston to Kilearnan Church road - flooding
- B9163 from A835 Corntown junction to A9 junction - flooded across full width of road in sections
- B817 at Cromarty Firth Port in Invergordon - flooding, diversion via Invergordon High Street
On the A9 at Tomich north of Alness, temporary traffic signals are in operation due local flooding from adjacent land.
The B9163 from A835 Corntown junction on to the A9 is flooded, but the council advise that it is passable with care.
Also, following an earlier landslide on the A890 between Ardnarff and Stromeferry viewpoint, the road has now been opened.
