Scotland weather RECAP: Council declares 'major incident' as Scotland hit by heavy snow
Several days after the first weather warning, Met Office alerts for snow and ice are continuing to be issued.
Aberdeenshire Council has declared a ‘major incident’ as the region continues to be hit by heavy snow.
Meanwhile, the Met Office has issued another warning for snow for large parts of north-east and northern Scotland from 11am until 7pm on Tuesday, with forecasters warning of 5-10cm of snow widely, and up to 15cm in places.
This follows a yellow warning of snow and ice that is in place as far south as Perth until midnight on Tuesday.
The forecaster also issued a yellow warning of snow and ice from the central belt south down beyond the border, until 11am on Tuesday.
Schools in parts of the north of Scotland have been cancelled while further travel disruption across the country is being expected.
Follow along for all the latest updates as snow and ice continue to cause chaos across Scotland and the rest of the UK.
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