15 flash flood pictures from Tayside and Fife as wild weather causes disruption
ByThe Courier News and AV Teams
Heavy rain led to flash floods across parts of Dundee, Fife and Perthshire on Friday.
Met Office forecasters issued a yellow weather alert, warning the heavy rain could cause disruption throughout the day.
The pre-Hogmanay deluge left many locals scrambling to deal with the flash floods, with emergency crews and teams from Scottish Water called in to assist those in need.
In Fife, some drivers ended up with their cars submerged in deep flood water, while shoppers in Dundee City Centre faced downpours.
Here are some of the most striking images from the day of chaos.
Fire crews ensured no one was trapped in their vehicle. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson.
Some vehicles were completely submerged. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson.
The car park and petrol stations at Asda in Dunfermline. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson.
An aerial view of the flooding a Halbeath Retail Park. Image: Fife Jammer Locations.
Some shoppers at a flooded retail park had to be helped to safety. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson.
Phillip Scott deals with flooding at his home in Rosyth. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson.
Birds enjoy the day in Fife. Image: Steve Brown/DC Thomson.
Park Road, Rosyth.
Motorists navigate surface water in Glenfarg, Perthshire. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson.
Flooding at North Inch and Bells Sports Centre in Perth. Image: Emma Duncan/DC Thomson.
The park was water logged. Image: Emma Duncan/DC Thomson.
The A92 at Dobbies Garden Centre was closed due to flooding. Image: Gareth Jennings/DC Thomson.
Flooding at the bottom of Ralston road heading into Broughty Ferry. Image: Gareth Jennings/DC Thomson.
Shoppers in Dundee City Centre deal with the downpours.
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15 flash flood pictures from Tayside and Fife as wild weather causes disruption
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