Drivers in Scotland warned due to more downpours and floods

Alderman Road was among the areas affected by flooding in Glasgow

A yellow warning for more thunderstorms remains in place for most of Scotland with downpours causing congestion on several major routes.

Traffic Scotland had warned of delays on the M77, M8 and A74, with flooded roads in parts of Glasgow city centre and Cardonald.

On Saturday, torrential rain closed railway lines and flooded streets.

Network Rail said there was 5ft (1.5m) of floodwater in the twin tunnels at Dalmuir, north west of Glasgow.

The line has since reopened after pumps were used to get rid of Saturday's floodwater.

The line between Argyle Street and Bridgeton in Glasgow was also closed on Saturday due to track circuit failures from suspected flooding.

The line between Dalmuir and Clydebank was flooded on Saturday

The floodwater almost reached the roof of the tunnel at Dalmuir

Cars had to be driven through floodwater in parts of Glasgow, including Great Western Road, Byres Road, Alderman Road and Haggs Road.

And a couple was forced to abandon a car underneath Drumchapel railway bridge after it became submerged.

Flash flooding affected a number of places in Glasgow, including Byres Road

Flooding also affected Haggs Road on Glasgow's southside on Sunday

Cars were driven through floodwater on Glasgow's Great Western Road

The yellow Met Office warning covers most of Scotland until midnight. However, there is a further warning in place for some parts of the country from 12:00 to 21:00 on Monday.