Scotland is set to sizzle in the sunshine this week with temperatures reaching as high as 24C.
Brace yourselves for 'taps aff' weather as much of the country basks in weather warmer than the likes of Ibiza, Rome and Barcelona.
Met Office forecasters are predicting temperatures to up to 24C on Wednesday, following a spell of sunny weather at the start of the week.
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Meanwhile the BBC are expecting highs of up to 18C in Glasgow on Monday, 20C on Tuesday and 21C on Wednesday.
Further east will be slightly cooler but still enjoying a fine spell of sunshine, with Edinburgh set to peak at 20C on Tuesday and 19C the following day.
The sunny weather puts some of our European neighbours to shame on Wednesday, with Barcelona only reaching 17C, rainy Rome hitting 18C and the holiday island of Ibiza reaching a max of 20C.
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The rest of Scotland will also enjoy clear skies for much of the week - with Aberdeen sitting at a steady 16C, Dundee at 18C and Inverness at 19C.
A Met Office forecaster predicts "a dry outlook with long bright or sunny spells and feeling quite warm, especially inland.
"It will remain dry through the coming days with long spells of increasingly warm sunshine."
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And a BBC Weather forecaster added: "With high pressure expected to remain anchored to the east of the UK through the start of next week, Tuesday is expected to be another fine and dry day, and it should feel warm for many.
"Similar conditions are anticipated on Wednesday and the start of Thursday".
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