Scotland is on flood alert as Storm Francis causes disruption in parts of the country.
A yellow weather warning is in place until 6am on Wednesday, as heavy and persistent showers continue to fall.
Alerts have now been issued by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency for 11 regions, with surface water developing into flooding in areas.
Meanwhile, Dundee United’s friendly match against Sheffield United was called off at half-time due to the adverse conditions. The home side were trailing 1-0 when the decision was made to abandon the game.
Heavy rain has been moving north, bringing around 15mm of rain in some spots, while more is set to fall in southern and eastern parts of the country.
“The winds will ease slowly through the night. There is a possibility that stronger winds will flow through the central belt for a time later too.
“There will still be some rain falling Wednesday morning in central and southern Scotland, although this will clear to leave a better afternoon.”
The situation is expected to calm later in the week, with chilly nights expected and the potential for frost in the Highlands.
And Foulford road in Cowdenbeath has also hit by flooding.
Pictures posted on social media show the area submerged in water.
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