Less than two weeks since Storm Arwen hit, Storm Barra wreaks havoc, felling trees, damaging buildings and bringing traffic to a standstill.
Here are a selection of pictures showing the impact of the severe weather on people and places across eastern Scotland.
A car drives through flooding at Roseangle, Dundee. Picture by Alan Richardson.
A telehandler moves a fallen tree off Explorer Road in Dundee’s Technology Park. Picture by Alan Richardson.
Cars make their way through flood water on East Dock Street, Dundee. Blair Dingwall / DCT Media
A sign at Roseangle carpark blown to the ground. Picture by Alan Richardson.
Bin collection continues in the rain in Carnoustie. Picture: Gareth Jennings/DCT Media.
Waves crash over Arbroath harbour. Picture: Gareth Jennings/DCT Media.
Police on Gellatly Street, Dundee. Blair Dingwall / DCT Media
A tree has fallen near a bus stop on the A92 heading to Dundee as Storm Barra approaches Fife. Picture: Steve Brown/DCT Media.
A tree down and partly cleared on Shore Road next to South Inch Carpark, Perth. Steve MacDougall/DCT Media.
Traffic at a standstill along Seagate in Dundee City Centre. Picture by Alan Richardson.
A large conifer tree is blown over on Melville Lodges roundabout on the A92 junction for Cupar and Auchtermuchty, as Storm Barra approaches Fife. Steve Brown/DCT Media.
Police close the road leading to Dock Street, Dundee. Picture by Alan Richardson.
Storm Barra: Pictures show wet and windy chaos in Tayside and Fife
