The deluge of rain seen this weekend in Scotland won't be letting up early this week as more downpours make their way across the country.
Showers are moving eastward through Monday as Scots in the north and west were doused by heavy rainfall in the morning. The showers will be accompanied by a brisk wind, marking a wet and chilly start to July.
Ventusky maps says the Shetland Islands face up to 4mm of rain over three hours from 4pm today, reports the Mirror. Whilst Tuesday will begin drier, BBC Weather Scotland reports more showers will "linger" over the central belt for much of tomorrow.
