Finally, the day is almost upon us Glasgow - beer garden day.
Glaswegians are expected to flock to their favourite boozers this coming Monday - the ones with outdoor space - after Nicola Sturgeon gave the green light for their return.
Over the past wee while, we've reported on a number of bars and pubs planning to welcome in thirsty Glaswegians once more, with preparations being put in place in recent weeks.
The hospitality sector has been hard hit across our city on account of coronavirus, and owners and staff have been hard at work to restart their businesses while adhering to the Scottish Government's strict social distancing guidelines.
Of course, as we prepare to sink our first fresh pint in months in the great Glasgow outdoors, we've got one big question on the tip of our tongue ... what's the weather going to be like?
And, as it stands, we're bringing you good news, Glasgow.
According to the Met Office, on Monday July 6, we shouldn't be expecting any rain.
It won't be a scorcher by any account - the top temperature is predicted to be 15C - however the current forecast suggests it will be a dry, if a little windy day from start to finish, with the sunshine peeking through the clouds, particularly early on.
So, although it might not be taps aff weather while it's beer taps oan, we'll certainly take it. There wasn't going to be much stopping us for rushing out for a pint this Monday anyway.
Of course, as with all Scottish weather, it's very much subject to change. For the latest weather forecast, you can visit the Met Office website here.
