VIDEO and PICTURES: Snow hits the north and north-east of Scotland

By Stuart Findlay

February 13 2018, 2:03 pm

The Met Office has warned winter weather could continue into the weekend.

Many people in the north and north-east woke up to a winter wonderland this morning after heavy snow in the region overnight.

The Met Office’s yellow warning for snow expires at 3pm so it would appear that the worst is over for now.

Higher temperatures have been forecast for the rest of the week but anyone who’s lived in Scotland for a decent period of time knows it would be extremely foolish to count out winter so early in the year.

VIDEO: School closures, heavy traffic and flights delayed as snow blankets the north and north-east

Here’s a selection of some videos and pictures from the last day.

The Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team has been kept very busy over the past week. The team posted this video from their search for a missing person who fell through a cornice on Beinn a Chaorainn.

The team have been out again today looking for a missing person who fell through a cornice yesterday afternoon on Beinn a Chaorainn. Once again very challenging conditions are limiting efforts to perform a thorough search of the fall zone. With further large amounts of snow forecast over the next few days these areas will just be too risky to search. We will resume as soon as the weather allows us to access the coire.

Posted by Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team on Monday, 12 February 2018

In the Granite City, the Aberdeen Cycle Cam posted on Twitter a snowy scene on a bike path and questioned why the local council will not grit it.

Westhill Cycle Path Tuesday morning update: it's snowing, which means there will be ice for a week on this popular commuter route, as @AberdeenCC will not grit it. pic.twitter.com/rxHHDkoA1y

— Aberdeen Cycle Cam (@ABZ_Cyclecam) February 13, 2018

The Braemar Caravan Park could not hide their delight over the conditions when they posted about the snow.

https://www.facebook.com/Braemarcaravanpark/videos/1186909174779341/

BBC Scotland meanwhile uploaded a video to social media of the A9 near Daviot, where two lorries got stuck in the snow and caused some serious traffic congestion.

Snow disrupts Inverness flights and blocks A9 at Daviot https://t.co/E22xDxVSXY

⚠ @BBCTravelScot
? @BBCScotWeather pic.twitter.com/4fAtHnEzOn

— BBC Scotland News (@BBCScotlandNews) February 13, 2018

It was a picture postcard scene in Glenelg earlier today.

A stunning snowy view from Glenelg by tour leader Stuart H ❄️#Scotland #ScotSpirit #TravelTuesday #Travel #Snow pic.twitter.com/u68T2qKfWg

— Discover Scotland (@tours_scotland) February 13, 2018

While it was a wilder scene down at Inverness Campus earlier.

Picture of our main campus building this morning in the snow #picoftheday #inverness #highlands pic.twitter.com/zyandONOFi

— Inverness CollegeUHI (@ic_uhi) February 13, 2018

How has it been in your area today? Send us your pictures to pj.newsdesk@pressandjournal.co.uk.