Falkirk weather: Snow and ice could cause disruption as yellow warning issued
The cold weather looks set to continue this week with residents across the Falkirk area being warned of some potential disruption from snow and ice on Tuesday.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice for the district overnight into Tuesday, January 6.
The warning comes into effect at midnight and is in place until 11am on Tuesday morning, which could mean disruption for some on the morning commute.
Forecasters warn snow and ice are likely to bring disruption on Tuesday, particularly across central and northern mainland Scotland.
They say there may be possible travel delays on roads, stranding some vehicles and passengers, as well as possible delays or cancellations to rail and air travel.
Untreated pavements and cycle paths might be impassable, while some rural communities could become cut off.
There is also the chance that power cuts may occur.
There are yellow warnings in place for the majority of Scotland on Tuesday, with the warning in place for the central belt and further south remaining in place until 11am.
Disruption further north is anticipated to last longer. Areas including Fife, Perthshire and the Highlands have a warning in place from midnight until 11.59pm on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, areas including East Lothian and the Borders, as well as the east coast of northern England, currently have a yellow warning in place for snow and ice which started at midnight on Monday and runs until 11am on Tuesday.