Storm Boelo pushed into Scotland on Tuesday, bringing heavy rain and gusty conditions that led to the cancellation of some train services and the issuance of warnings for road users.
Rail operators suspended journeys as a precaution amid the deteriorating weather, with passengers advised to check before travelling. Roads authorities also placed warnings in force, urging motorists to take care as conditions worsen.
Forecasters said the system would produce strong winds, with gusts forecast to reach as high as 80mph in exposed locations, together with prolonged periods of rain. The weather marks the second named storm to affect the region within 48 hours, following earlier disruption from a previous system.
Local officials and emergency responders encouraged residents to stay informed about changing conditions and to heed any safety instructions. Commuters and travellers were advised to allow extra time for journeys and to follow updates from transport providers and local authorities as the situation develops.