Emergency services evacuated a Fife caravan park on Tuesday after flooding prompted a landslip.
Considerable flooding and a landslide were reported at the Pettycur Bay caravan park near Kirkclady in Fife.
It caused the closure of the A921 between Kinghorn and Burntisland.
Police urged motorists to use an alternative route.
A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson said: “We were alerted from around 10.30pm on Wednesday, August 12 to reports of significant flooding affecting areas across the East of Scotland.
“Firefighters have attended a number of incidents across Edinburgh, Fife and various other regions.
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“We have further been alerted to an ongoing incident involving considerable flooding and a landslide at Pettycur Bay Caravan Park in Fife.
“Operations Control have mobilised a number of resources to the scene and firefighters have conducted 25 rescues and helped lead a further 100 people to safety.
“Crews remain on the scene working to support those affected.”
Locals on social media reported that there was no injuries following the incident, but pictures from this morning show significant damage.
