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said: “Prolonged heavy rain is causing widespread disruption for much of Scotland. While Saturday into Sunday will be widely very wet for Scotland, the heaviest and most disruptive rain has been affecting western and central Scotland so far, but as our recent warnings indicate this heavy rain

reported figures nearer to average, though the Western Isles and Shetland had fairly dull months, with at least 25% fewer sunshine hours than average, though not low enough to trouble any records. The dry February has led to a drier than average season, with figures remarkably close to average at the end

of EUR 9.9bn if it occurred today.  The worst season is 1989/1990 with a total loss of EUR 19.2bn, primarily from windstorms Daria, Herta, Judith, Vivian and Wiebke.  The most benign season is 2012/2013, with total losses below EUR 100m.  The average annual loss costs are EUR 2.6bn.  There are 39