Plan your journey: Severe weather affecting travel in the north By Laura Redpath January 15 2015, 7:41 am January 15 2015, 7:41 am Share Plan your journey: Severe weather affecting travel in the north Share via Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Messenger Linkedin Email Post link https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/news/458496/plan-journey-severe-weather-affecting-travel-north-4/ Copy Link Drivers on the A9 have been hit with serious delays due to snow As you can probably guess, it’s another cold day out there and we’re in for another round of travel chaos. Met Office has issued an amber “be aware” warning for Grampian and the Highlands today – snow, wind, rain and ice are still out in full force. Here’s your quick go-to guide of what’s still affected: Skye Bridge is closed and Dornoch Bridge and Kessock are currently open, but caution is strongly advised. The B974 is closed in both directions between the High Street junction in Banchory and the B966 junction in Fettercairn. The A939 is closed between Tomintoul and Cock Bridge alongside the A939 near School Road junction in Braemar and the Glenshee junction in Spittal. #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 Ferry services are still disrupted and trains remain cancelled. Some schools in the Highlands are still closed. Roadworks are still in place on St Machar Drive in Tillydrone.
