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    Flooding causes widespread traffic disruption in Edinburgh

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    Flooding causes widespread traffic disruption in Edinburgh

    Traffic Scotland is reporting heavy traffic on approach, with delays of approximately 30 minute delays back to Gilmerton and 40 minutes eastbound back from the M8.

    Drivers have reported being stuck on the Edinburgh Bypass for three hours.

    Police Scotland took to X to advise drivers to avoid the area.

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    Widespread traffic disruption in Edinburgh

    There is currently widespread traffic disruption in Edinburgh on the #A720 Bypass near to Dreghorn due to flooding.

    Delays are causing disruption back to the #M8. Drivers are advised to avoid the area at this time.

    For further updates please follow @trafficscotland pic.twitter.com/ZuW6eXJCSl

    — Police Scotland Edinburgh (@PSOSEdinburgh) May 23, 2024

    The City of Edinburgh Council has also confirmed that, due to flooding, both West Princes Street Gardens and Inch Park are closed until further notice.

    A Met Office yellow weather warning for rain is in place covering Edinburgh until the early hours of Friday morning.

    https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/24342433.flooding-causes-widespread-traffic-disruption-edinburgh/?ref=rss

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