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Snow showers and ice will bring further disruption to travel in the Highlands and Moray as a yellow weather warning has been extended.
Moray has seen another day of snow, which brought an extended weather warning, widespread bus cancellations and mid-day school closures.
A number of flights departing from and arriving at Aberdeen Airport this morning have been cancelled.
The north has been warned to expect another day of wintry conditions, as a weather warning has been extended.
Further wintry showers may lead to some travel disruption in the Highlands amid a yellow weather warning for snow and ice.
Two flights in and out of Inverness Airport were cancelled on Sunday afternoon after heavy snow brought widespread disruption elsewhere in the UK.
Up to 10cm of fresh snow could fall in Moray, the Highlands and Aberdeenshire - residents have been advised amid new weather Met Office warnings.
Plunging temperatures and rain, sleet and snow falling on frozen ground are likely to pose further dangers this weekend, the Met Office has warned.
Ice will continue to pose dangers for motorists and pedestrians this evening, the Met Office has warned after issuing a new yellow warning.
Moray has had a bracing start to 2025, with pictures showing wintry conditions.
