A string of weather warnings have been sent out for the week ahead due to potential flooding and travel chaos.
Scotland will be battered by a storm this week with forecasters issuing a four-day weather warning for torrential rain and wind.
Forecasters have predicted that as much as 100 to 200mm of rain is expected to fall during the course of the week, and there is a possibility of 70mph gale-force winds affecting northern parts of Scotland. As well as this, there's a "slight chance" of delays and cancellations to bus or train services if flooding does occur.SW Scotland, Lothian BordersSW Scotland, Lothian BordersTop Trending Stories Today Outlook for the week Storm Babet will begin to travel northwards as we head through the week, with fresh warnings being issued for strong winds as well as rain.
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