Scotland could be brought to a standstill as forecasters have predicted a possible 16 inches of snow through Thursday and Friday.
A fresh weather warning has been issued by the Met Office as the second day of snowfall begins. The alert for snow and ice covering the northeast of Scotland is in effect 6pm to 10am tomorrow, with a further 3cm of snowfall in some places and icy road surfaces.
The forecaster has warned of "very challenging conditions" amid the largest snowfall Scotland has seen since the Beast from the East in 2018. It comes amid a separate warning for central and southern Scotland on Thursday and Friday for up to a staggering 40cm or 16 inches of snow.