Scotland is braced for further weather problems, with heavy showers and thunderstorms forecast.
A yellow weather warning has been issued for much of Scotland and the Met Office has warned people may face disruption on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Residents and visitors have been warned to expect sudden flooding, power cuts, travel delays and potential damage to buildings from lightning, hail or strong winds.
Yellow weather warnings for thunderstorms are in place until 22:00 on Wednesday.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency also has 17 flood alerts in place on Tuesday morning.
Parts of the country have already been affected by the bad weather with heavy rain causing landslides and travel disruption.
A dozen people had to be evacuated on Monday after landslides at Loch Katrine in Stirling.
Rail services were also disrupted after part of the track was washed away by severe flooding on the West Highland Line between Crianlarich and Tyndrum in Stirling.
In five other areas on the same line flooding caused the ballast which support the railway line’s sleepers to dislodge.
National Rail engineers are examining the damage but it is expected that line closures will remain in place for the next seven days to allow the repair works to take place.