Snow and winds affect travel in Scotland
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The overturned lorry on the A9 south of Inverness
Wintry conditions including snow and high winds have affected travel in parts of Scotland.
A lorry overturned near the Slochd Summit, one of the highest points on the A9 trunk road in the Highlands, at about 05:30 on Tuesday.
The incident affected the northbound carriageway.
Snow fell around the Berriedale Braes in the north
High winds have also affected travel on the Skye and Dornoch Bridges, while snow and hail have been falling elsewhere.
Police and Traffic Scotland warned of falling snow on the A93 at Glenshee and on the B974 Banchory to Fettercairn road.
Strong winds have disrupted a number of Caledonian MacBrayne's west coast ferry services.
Maud saw some fairly significant hail showers
Moray Council said Tomintoul Primary school was closed due to the bad weather.
School transport was having difficulties reaching Speyside High School in Aberlour, Moray, and also Alford Academy in Alford and Gartly School in Aberdeenshire.
Aboyne got a dusting, but no problems for this commuter
Snow fell around the Berriedale Braes in the north
Not quite great weather for ducks in Grantown on Spey
More spring blooms struggling with the snow in Nairn
Conditions were a lot more conducive for this little chap
And this Highlander at Errogie is pretty well prepared for a Scottish spring
The outlook was cold for campers waking up in Lauder
At Lumphanan the snowfall was a lot heavier at times
Pictures from the BBC's Weather Watchers.