The Met Office has reported there will be temperature lows of up to -16C in the north-east tonight.
It comes after a yellow weather warning for snow and ice has been extended until noon on Thursday – making it now the longest weather warning the Met Office has ever issued.
Tomintoul in Moray will be among the coldest place with temperatures dropping to around -16C at around 7am on Monday.
The freezing chill will be arriving almost one year on from when Scotland was hit by Storm Barra, which followed just days after windy Storm Arwen.
However, temperatures are expected to rise slightly on Tuesday in many locations.
See the full list of temperatures below:
Tomintoul
- Monday: Lows of -16C
- Tuesday: Lows of -13C
- Wednesday: Lows of -2C
Aberdeen
- Monday: Lows of -3C
- Tuesday: Lows of -2C
- Wednesday: Lows of 2C
Braemar
- Monday: Lows of -12C
- Tuesday: Lows of -9C
- Wednesday: Lows of -2C
Aviemore
- Monday: Lows of -12C
- Tuesday: Lows of -12C
- Wednesday: Lows of -3C
Fraserburgh
- Monday: Lows of -3C
- Tuesday: Lows of 1C
- Wednesday: Lows of 2C
Thurso
- Monday: Lows of -2C
- Tuesday: Lows of 2C
- Wednesday: Lows of 2C