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Rail travel and football affected by heavy rain46 minutes agoShareJasperimageElgin was one of the towns in the north east which were affected by floodingParts of Scotland remain at risk of flooding despite heavy rain easing off.Thetürkiye basketbol ligi puan Scottish environment protection agency (Sepa) have two active flood warnings for Aberdeenshire and Aberdeen City and Findhorn, Nairn, Moray and Speyside.Flooding affected some roads in and around Peterhead and Aberdeen FC's pre-season friendly in the town was postponed in the interest of fans' safety.Network Rail Scotland said train speeds had been reduced on short sections of the Perth to Inverness, Dundee to Aberdeen and Aberdeen to Inverness routes until 07:00 on Thursday following an "extreme rainfall forecast".BBC Scotland Weather said data gathered from weather stations suggested that almost a month's worth of rain had fallen around Peterhead and Fraserburgh.Flooding in PeterheadThis angler made the best of the conditions in PeterheadThe Met Office had issued a yellow "be aware" warning for heavy rain for parts of Aberdeenshire until 04:00 on Thursday.The area covered by the warning was warned of rainfall accumulations of 25mm to 40mm, and up to 60mm over high ground.The Met Office warning is no longer active.Network Rail Scotland said slowing down train speeds was done for safety reasons.Why has it been raining so much?Why Scotland has been left in the cold this summerPeterhead FC said it was disappointed to have to postpone its friendly against Aberdeen.The club said on Wednesday: "Unfortunately our optimism from this morning was short-lived as we have now had to make the difficult decision to call this game off."Although the pitch has held up well, the surrounding roads are now flooding and therefore a safety hazard for fans. "This is not something we thought we needed to be concerned about in July and apologise to all those who may have already set off for this match."BBC Scotland Weather said data gathered from weather stations around nearby Fraserburgh suggested almost a month's worth of rain had fallen during Wednesday.Why has it been so wet?Getty ImagesUnsettled conditions dominated the weather in June and again in July, so far.The average mean temperature for June was 12.9C, which was 0.4C below the long-term meteorological average.Also, northern Scotland recorded above average amounts of rainfall. It had 122mm of rain, 32% more than its average for June.It was cold enough in early June and July for snow to fall on some of Scotland's highest mountains.The weather has been affected by the position of the jet stream, a strong current of air in the upper troposphere, about five to seven miles above the Earth's surface.It has been in a west to north-westerly orientation across the North Atlantic, resulting in Scotland often being either under, or more commonly, on the cold side of the jet stream.Related internet linksMet OfficeBBC WeatherFraserburghInvernessPeterheadRelatedSNP maintains small grip in north east Scotland6 days agoNE, Orkney & ShetlandMother's jail sentence reduced after son's drug-related death18 Jun 2024Scotland'Rail connections would drastically aid our towns'13 Jun 2024NE, Orkney & ShetlandMore2 hrs agoInverness Caley Thistle appeals against battery park decisionThe renewable energy facility has been proposed for a site near the Fairways Business Park in Inverness.2 hrs agoHighlands & Islands13 hrs agoWho has your Scottish League 2 club brought in & let go?13 hrs agoScottish League Two15 hrs agoMan goes fishing in flooded streetHeavy rain causes flooding in north east Scotland after around one month's rain fell in 24 hours.15 hrs agoNE, Orkney & Shetland2 days agoContractor named for delay-hit £185m A9 upgradeWork on the Tomatin to Moy section had to be retendered last year after only one company showed interest.2 days agoHighlands & Islands3 days agoWatchdog to look into general election result delay Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire was the UK's last result called after votes were counted three times.3 days agoHighlands & Islands