Scots should brace for another chilly blast as temperatures are predicted to fall as low as -12C overnight this week.
The Met Office has three weather warnings in place for snow and ice across 26 areas of Scotland until Thursday afternoon. Snow, which could reach 10cm in elevated areas, will be accompanied by rain, sleet and ice that will likely impact travellers both on the road and public transport.
Another snow and ice alert is to begin on Wednesday at 4pm, lasting until 4am Thursday morning. Forecasters have said several centimetres of snow is expected to fall "especially" in Scotland. This is set to turn into rain in the early hours of the next morning, with milder conditions for most of the British Isles to follow.
