Zoe Morrison and Tracey Gillie are two hairdressers trying to pull their business back on it's feet after Jedburgh's flood. Zoe told our reporter:
"It was terrifying watching water pour through the front door and being powerless to stop it. We are hoping to reopen tomorrow but our basement is full of silt and mud. Everything down there is ruined. It is devastating"
A massive clean up operation will continue in Jedburgh today after more than 40 homes and businesses were affected by flash flooding in the town.
A burn, or stream, running under the town flooded when debris built up leaving the water nowhere to go but the streets.
More than 40 homes and businesses were affected by the flood which occurred after debris blocked a stream which runs under the town.
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A Scottish Borders town has been hit by flash flooding this morning.
Heavy rainfall in the area caused severed flooding on Jedburgh's High Street. Residents and local businesses have been affected as the town begins clearing up the damage caused by the water.
Lynne Yourston, owner of L&L Cutz said: "I couldn't believe it when I came down this morning. I could see the water pushing against the door and I knew the damage would be awful.
"Everyone has been fantastic, coming over to see if they can help us out in some way.
"The electrics are out, the floor is ruined but thankfully the stock is ok. I am hoping we can re open as soon as possible."
The clean up begins in Jedburgh town centre following flash floods in the town this morning.
Flash floods are causing problems in towns across the Scottish Borders.
Jedburgh's centre was closed to cars this morning as Lothian and Borders police gave the flood water time to drain away.
As the rain moves across the Borders it is causing problems on the roads and flooding homes.
