Motorists have been warned over possible flooding as Storm Aileen hits the UK.

The weather system is the first named storm of the year, with the Met Office saying it could bring heavy rain and gusts of up to 75mph.

Southern Scotland and the Borders are expected to experience the worst of the storm on Wednesday morning, with reports of flooding taking place in Jedburgh.

Police in the Moray area also warned drivers to be aware of possible flooding on the A98.

A yellow warning for wind and rain was issued on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.

The Met Office said: "Heavy rain is expected later on Tuesday and early on Wednesday.

"This may cause flooding on the transport network, with spray and difficult driving conditions due to the combination of rain and wind.

"There is also a small chance of flooding affecting homes and businesses."