If you're planning any outdoor activities on Saturday, prepare for some pretty foul weather.
Heavy rain is due to hit the east of Scotland later on Saturday afternoon, continuing into the night.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for Fife and areas further north, saying the downpour is "likely to bring some disruption from flooding."
Journey times on roads will be longer than usual and some homes and businesses could be damaged by flood water.
While Edinburgh and the Lothians aren't covered by the yellow warning the rainfall is still expected to be heavy.
Clouds will move in from the south around midday and the rain will grow heavier as the day goes on.
There may be a wet start on Sunday but the weather should clear up later in the day.
The BBC's weather forecast says: "Rather cloudy tomorrow (Saturday) with rain moving in from the south during the day, before turning heavy and persistent at times later and overnight."
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