On the last week of COP26, Glasgow is set for a downpour - though let's be honest, this is unsurprising at this time of year.
Weather forecasters have predicted that the city will face a pretty dreich week as the climate conference nears its end.
According to the BBC Weather, this morning (November 11) will "start dry and bright for most" but there will be a "few showers in places" which will gradually ease as the day goes on and then turn into cloud.
They add: "Tonight will be cloudy with some spells of rain pushing in from the west; this can be heavy and persistent at times. A mild night but it will turn breezier."
Tomorrow (November 12) will continue "wet and cloudy for most" with further outbreaks of "heavy and persistent rain" in the morning. It will then slowly turn drier in the late afternoon making way for a breezy day.
Looking ahead to the weekend and Saturday is predicted to be a "drier and calmer day" with cloudy skies which may break up in places to allow some sunny spells to develop across the city.
Winds will strengthen overnight on Saturday and spells of rain will move in from the west making for a wet and windy Sunday.
The end of the weekend will have outbreaks of rain spreading eastwards whilst Monday will be a drier day but remain "rather cloudy and breezy."
Glasgow's weather forecast for the week ahead:
November 11 (Thursday): Light rain and a fresh breeze. Highs of 12C and lows of 11C
November 12 (Friday): Heavy rain and a fresh breeze. Highs of 12C and lows of 7C
November 13 (Saturday): Light clouds and light winds. Highs of 11C and lows of 8C.
November 14 (Sunday): Thick cloud and a gentle breeze. Highs of 11C and lows of 9C
November 15 (Monday): Light cloud and a gentle breeze. Highs of 11C and lows of 7C
November 16 (Tuesday): Light rain and a moderate breeze. Highs of 11C and lows of 8C
November 17 (Wednesday): Light rain showers and a moderate breeze. Highs of 9C and lows of 5C
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