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Several days of heavy rain have continued to cause flooding problems across many areas of Scotland.Several days of heavy rain have continued to cause flooding problems across many areas of Scotland.
People living near a Renfrewshire dam were warned to leave their homes for the second time this week.People living near a Renfrewshire dam were warned to leave their homes for the second time this week.
Police were concerned further rain could cause the structure, near Lochwinnoch, to burst and flood homes.Police were concerned further rain could cause the structure, near Lochwinnoch, to burst and flood homes.
Showers also caused disruption in the Edinburgh area, with lane closures on the A720 city bypass, prompting long delays, and train services were hit.Showers also caused disruption in the Edinburgh area, with lane closures on the A720 city bypass, prompting long delays, and train services were hit.
Tracks near Waverley station flooded, reducing trains between Edinburgh and Glasgow to one every half hour, while pumps were used to clear the water.Tracks near Waverley station flooded, reducing trains between Edinburgh and Glasgow to one every half hour, while pumps were used to clear the water.
Kenneth Grinly said his journey to work from Linlithgow to Edinburgh took three-and-a-half hours. It usually takes about 20 minutes.
The water was about a foot deep. There was nothing the train driver or the conductor could do Kenneth GrinlyRail commuter
The recruitment manager told the BBC Scotland news website: "We were sat outside Haymarket station for about 50 minutes, then spent another 40 minutes stuck in the tunnel.
"The water was about a foot deep. There was nothing the train driver or the conductor could do.
"I was totally incommunicado, because there was no phone signal in the tunnel. You feel pretty bad when you're three-and-a-half hours late for work."
The A72 Galashiels to Peebles route was closed between Clovenfords and Walkerburn, due to a landslip.The A72 Galashiels to Peebles route was closed between Clovenfords and Walkerburn, due to a landslip.
Insp Jill Kerr, of Lothian and Borders Police, said conditions looked set to improve.Insp Jill Kerr, of Lothian and Borders Police, said conditions looked set to improve.
She said: "Thankfully, weather reports suggest the worst rainfall is over and we expect the flooding to subside over the next 12 hours.She said: "Thankfully, weather reports suggest the worst rainfall is over and we expect the flooding to subside over the next 12 hours.
"However, the heavy rainfall overnight has caused some severe problems on our roads.""However, the heavy rainfall overnight has caused some severe problems on our roads."
The A760 Lochwinnoch to Kilbirnie road was closed and drivers and pedestrians were warned to stay away from the area.The A760 Lochwinnoch to Kilbirnie road was closed and drivers and pedestrians were warned to stay away from the area.
Early on Thursday morning, police contacted several householders living nearby and asked them to leave as a precaution.Early on Thursday morning, police contacted several householders living nearby and asked them to leave as a precaution.
Earlier this week, firefighters worked round the clock to pump out more than half the water in the reservoir there.Earlier this week, firefighters worked round the clock to pump out more than half the water in the reservoir there.