SEPA's red, danger to life warning to Badenoch and Strathspey area
The waters are still rising.
Some roads have been closed in the strath as the rain has kept on falling all day as forecast.
The level is rising dramatically and in some areas houses are under serious threat.
SEPA, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, has produced a map with a red, danger to life warning which places the strath in the eye of the storm, which is not expected to abate for some time yet.
In Aviemore some houses are set for inundation and the Strathy should have more on the situation in due course.
In Craig na Gower Avenue, Linda Fraser reported that "The water hasn't entered the house but it's only six inches or so and it has nowhere else to go. We just hope the rain stops soon..."
Meanwhile some more images capture the scenes around the area:
The river level at Kincraig still rising and by 5pm was only a foot below the record of 1993.
The 2015 record was broken this afternoon at Invertruim but finally the flow seems to have levelled off – but it's not dropping yet.
