Customers were evacuated from a Tesco supermarket in Inverness after water poured in through the ceiling.
Videos on social media showed tiles on the ceiling falling to the floor and water pouring in, covering most of the floor in the supermarket on Sunday afternoon.
The area was affected by heavy thunderstorms and torrential rain for most of the day.
The store was evacuated and remains closed.
🚨 Tesco Inches in Inverness has had a massive roof failure resulting in parts falling in across the entire store. The store has been safely evacuated. pic.twitter.com/xHqqSKqakY
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A Tesco spokesperson, said: “Our Inverness Inshes Extra store is temporarily closed while we assess some damage to the roof.
“We’re sorry for any inconvenience. We’re working to reopen as soon as possible.”
A car park close to the supermarket, located in the Inshes Retail Park, was also flooded, as was a nearby Vue cinema.
It comes after a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms was issued by the Met Office for much of Scotland on Sunday.
The warning was expected to be in place until midnight on Monday. It follows temperatures reaching 30 degrees last week and red water shortage warnings being issued to parts of Fife and the Borders.
Network Rail has advised passengers to check journeys are running but has reassured them there are no major disruptions expected.
