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Two yellow warnings for snow will run back-to-back across much of Moray, Aberdeenshire and the Highlands from 3am on Tuesday until 9pm on Thursday.
Cancellations have impacted some flights in and out of Inverness and Aberdeen as Storm Amy continues.
Tens of thousands hit by Storm Amy power cuts, roads blocked and flights affected as gales continue to rage.
“Damaging winds” of up to 95mph are now expected to batter parts of Moray and the Highlands, after Storm Amy weather warnings were upgraded to amber.
A yellow warning for winds of more than 80 mph has been issued for Aberdeenshire, Moray and the Highlands for later this week.
Wildfire risks in Aberdeenshire and Moray will be “very high to extreme” in the coming days, residents and visitors have been warned.
The incident occurred between Cullen and Portsoy at around 1.50pm on Saturday and involved a blue Skoda Kamiq travelling eastbound.
Storm Floris warnings for Moray & Aberdeenshire have been upgraded to amber - with 80 to 90mph gusts “likely” on “exposed coasts, hills and bridges”.
Electrical engineers have been placed on yellow alert amid a “growing likelihood” that Storm Floris will spark Moray and Aberdeenshire power cuts.
The Met Office has warned that inland gusts of 60-70mph will be possible, and up to 85mph “along exposed Scottish coastlines and hills”.
Police have appealed for dashcam footage following a crash on the A96 east of Inverness that involved a “stolen” car from Buckie.
Intense thunderstorms could bring up to 80mm of rain to parts of Moray and Aberdeenshire tomorrow, the Met Office has warned.
Police in Elgin and Buckie are trying to reunite a lost dog with their owner.
A Moray man who set up a support group for Huntington’s disease patients after his own diagnosis, says it’s important to stay positive.
'Extreme' and 'very high' wildfire warnings have been issued for the Highlands and Moray.
The news comes just months after owner Bauer Media axed the final show still broadcast from the site - Jodie at Breakfast.
More than 19,000 responses were received over proposals to cut the speed limit from 60mph to 50mph - the biggest response to Transport Scotland ever.
Police will step up patrols in response to complaints over off-road bikes at Kingston and Garmouth.
A pedestrian killed in a crash on the A96 near Colpy on Friday has been named
A spate of thefts involving caravans has sparked a police plea to owners to take extra care to avoid becoming a victim by following security tips.
