The Met Office have issued a yellow weather warning for rain ahead of the match between Celtic and Hibernian.
Forecasts are predicting heavy rainfall overnight and into Saturday morning as Storm Darragh hits the UK.
Celtic host Hibs in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday with the match being played at Parkhead.
Yellow warning of rain affecting Strathclyde https://t.co/We2zF8sUle pic.twitter.com/PTKoLc1k7K
— Met Office - Strathclyde (@metofficeWScot) December 5, 2024
Glasgow is within the yellow weather warning zone with much of Scotland to be impacted by the downpour overnight.
The Met Office have warned of travel disruption as a result of the adverse weather conditions with 20-30mm of rainfall expected.
That increases to 50-60mm of rainfall on higher ground throughout large chunks of Scotland.
Rain is forecast to stop at 12pm ahead of the 3pm kick-off in Glasgow.
As it stands there have been no concerns raised over the match. However, fans should note potential impact to public travel due to the conditions.
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The weather warning comes just weeks after Storm Bert caused chaos on an SPFL matchday.
A number of fixtures were postponed due to the frozen conditions with snow falling overnight and leading to the delay of kick-off at various matches in the top-flight.
