Plan your journey: Severe weather affecting travel in the north

The bad weather we were greeted with at the end of the last week sadly didn’t disappear over the weekend.

The Met Office has issued an amber “be aware” warning for the whole of Scotland and travellers can expect major disruption as high winds and snow take their toll on transports services and roads.

Here’s a run down of what’s affected this morning.

Multiple schools have been closed across the Scottish islands and Highlands.

Flights haven’t been too badly hit to and from Aberdeen Airport this morning – however, there are some cancellations and delays.

Ferry services are severely disrupted and trains between Aberdeen and Inverness may be delayed.

The Skye, Kessock and Dornoch Bridges are closed and the A939 is closed between Tomintoul and Cock Bridge

#A939 Tomintoul to Cock Bridge #SnowGate is closed due to severe weather in the area. Please #TakeCare in the area pic.twitter.com/zM7X0PZy08

— Traffic Scotland (@trafficscotland) January 12, 2015

Roadworks are still in place on St Machar Drive in Tillydrone.