Services on the West Highland Line are among those which have been cancelled this weekend due to severe weather. Image: Kris Miller/DC Thomson.
Passengers are being warned to expect cancellations and delays on the West Highland railway line due to heavy rain and strong winds.
Services between Mallaig and Oban to Glasgow Queen Street are expected to disrupted until 1pm today.
The ScotRail services between the West Highland and Argyll towns to Glasgow will see a speed restriction being put in place, with scheduled services being either cancelled, delayed by up to 30 minutes or revised.
The 7.51am Dalmally to Oban service has already been disrupted, with following expected to be too:
10.21am – Crianlarich to Mallaig
10.36am Glasgow Queen Street to Oban
2.41pm Oban to Glasgow Queen Street
The disruption comes as a yellow weather warning for rain was in place from 4am yesterday across Argyll, the south Highlands and Aberdeenshire.
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Warning over delays and cancellations on West Highland railway line due to heavy rain and strong winds
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