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In pictures: Storm Boelo leaves a trail of destruction across Scotland

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In pictures: Storm Boelo leaves a trail of destruction across Scotland
Smashed up caravan on a roadImage source, Joanne SkellyImage caption,

This caravan, wrecked by the storm, was spotted at Aberdeen beach.

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BBC Weather Watcher and others captured scenes across Scotland during Storm Boelo on Sunday.

The leafy tree lies across a road in a housing development.Image source, Cambus Booler/BBC Weather WatchersImage caption,

Trees were blown down in Alloa.

Flood water covers the road where it goes under a bridge.Image caption,

Flooding affected Glasgow's Clarence Drive where this van became stranded

A blue hulled sailing boat rests against a wall in Gourock.Image source, Gary GallagherImage caption,

Gary Gallagher said this boat broke free from its mooring in Gourock and was thrown on to Cove Road during the stormy weather.

A couple huddled together looking at waves crashing at the entrance to Nairn harbour.Image source, Elena/BBC Weather WatchersImage caption,

Nairn on the Moray Firth coast was among the places in Scotland to be hit by high winds on Sunday.

Spray is blown back of the tips of waves coming in at Balmedie beach. It is a bright day. There are offshore wind turbines on the horizon.Image source, Anne's World/BBC Weather WatchersImage caption,

Windy conditions at Balmedie in Aberdeenshire in a picture by Weather Watcher Anne's World.

Flooded underground railway line at DalmarnockImage source, Network RailImage caption,

Network Rail released this picture of flooding at Dalmarnock station in Glasgow

The rough sea is viewed across the grassy top of a sand dune.Image source, Rossi/BBC Weather WatchersImage caption,

Waves smashing against the entrance to Nairn harbour on Sunday morning.

The waves are white a frothy as the water flies up and over a wall near a row of houses.Image source, Big Ted/BBC Weather WatchersImage caption,

Large waves crash against a sea wall at Prestwick in Ayrshire.

The damaged lines hang from overhead cables along a tracks in an area of woodland.Image source, Network Rail ScotlandImage caption,

Damaged overhead lines at Bishopton in Renfrewshire.

Seaweed and other material lies strewn across a wet path next to benches as waves smash into a sea wall at Largs.Image source, caileanmor/BBC Weather WatchersImage caption,

Debris litters a walkway at Largs.

The plastic barrier are bright orange and lie on the ground in a car park around disabled parking spaces.Image source, The Wig/BBC Weather WatchersImage caption,

Wind-blown road work barriers in Kinross.

Bblack and white oystercatchers flying above rocks and rough waves.Image source, Muddy-Paws/BBC Weather WatchersImage caption,

It was a bright and blustery day at Broxmouth in East Lothian.

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Originally reported by BBC News. Read the full story at the original source.