SSE say just under 500 customers currently without power across central belt due to Storm Doris
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Power outages are still affecting SSE customers in the central belt and on LewisImage caption: Power outages are still affecting SSE customers in the central belt and on Lewis
The company said customers across Perthshire and parts of Stirlingshire were the worst affected.
A spokesman said they expected supplies to be reconnected by later this afternoon.
Fifty one gritting trucks on routes across north east, north west and on the M80
Road maintenance company BEAR Scotland said they were continuing to monitor road conditions to ensure they could react to the changing weather.
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The M80 was closed for a time but has now re-openedImage caption: The M80 was closed for a time but has now re-opened
A spokeswoman said that conditions continued to be challenging on the M80, M90 and A9.
She added: "We are targeting resources in these areas and will work until all routes are clear."
In Pictures: Storm Doris brings heavy snow and disruption to many parts of Scotland
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A jack-knifed car transporter blocks the M80 at Banknock after heavy snow fallImage caption: A jack-knifed car transporter blocks the M80 at Banknock after heavy snow fall
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A car makes its way along a snow-covered route in DennyImage caption: A car makes its way along a snow-covered route in Denny
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Cars struggle to stay on the road at Kilmacolm in RenfrewshireImage caption: Cars struggle to stay on the road at Kilmacolm in Renfrewshire
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A man waits in vain for a bus at Penicuik in MidlothianImage caption: A man waits in vain for a bus at Penicuik in Midlothian
Met Office says 2in (5cm) snow recorded at Aboyne in Aberdeenshire
Elsewhere, about 2in of snow also fell at Tulloch Bridge in the Highlands, while 0.8in (2cm) fell at Strathallan Airfield in Perthshire.
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Met Office spokesman Ollie Claydon said: "Snow has been causing quite a bit of disruption on the roads - South-east Scotland up to Edinburgh is expected to be the worst hit.
"The snow is likely to persist for a while with the warning in place until 6pm."
Mr Claydon said that as the weather storm system moved off to the east, there would be clear skies this evening leading to warnings about ice from 18:00 until 09:00 on Friday.
More than 700 SSE customers experiencing power cuts in Perthshire, Kinross and Dunblane
The power company said the issue was also affecting customers in Milnathort.
It said engeers were on site and that it expected power to be restored by this afternoon.
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Caledonian MacBrayne warning of disruption on some west coast routes
The ferry company said services from Oban and Ardrossan were liable to change because of Storm Doris.
Elsewhere, the snow gates have been closed in both directions on the Banchory to Fettercairn route.
Travellers are advised to check information before they embark on their journey.
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Update: Grit lorry driver uninjured after crashing off the road in Stirlingshire
Police Scotland said the Stirling Council gritter came off the road while travelling between Balfron and Balfron Station on the A875 and came to rest on its side in a field.
The local authority has sent a lorry to recover the truck.
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SSE say just under 500 customers currently without power across central belt due to Storm Doris
The company said customers across Perthshire and parts of Stirlingshire were the worst affected.
A spokesman said they expected supplies to be reconnected by later this afternoon.
Fifty one gritting trucks on routes across north east, north west and on the M80
Road maintenance company BEAR Scotland said they were continuing to monitor road conditions to ensure they could react to the changing weather.
A spokeswoman said that conditions continued to be challenging on the M80, M90 and A9.
She added: "We are targeting resources in these areas and will work until all routes are clear."
The M80 has re-opened in both directions after heavy snowfall led to its earlier closure.
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In Pictures: Storm Doris brings heavy snow and disruption to many parts of Scotland
Met Office says 2in (5cm) snow recorded at Aboyne in Aberdeenshire
Elsewhere, about 2in of snow also fell at Tulloch Bridge in the Highlands, while 0.8in (2cm) fell at Strathallan Airfield in Perthshire.
Met Office spokesman Ollie Claydon said: "Snow has been causing quite a bit of disruption on the roads - South-east Scotland up to Edinburgh is expected to be the worst hit.
"The snow is likely to persist for a while with the warning in place until 6pm."
Mr Claydon said that as the weather storm system moved off to the east, there would be clear skies this evening leading to warnings about ice from 18:00 until 09:00 on Friday.
More than 700 SSE customers experiencing power cuts in Perthshire, Kinross and Dunblane
The power company said the issue was also affecting customers in Milnathort.
It said engeers were on site and that it expected power to be restored by this afternoon.
Caledonian MacBrayne warning of disruption on some west coast routes
The ferry company said services from Oban and Ardrossan were liable to change because of Storm Doris.
Elsewhere, the snow gates have been closed in both directions on the Banchory to Fettercairn route.
Travellers are advised to check information before they embark on their journey.
Update: Grit lorry driver uninjured after crashing off the road in Stirlingshire
Police Scotland said the Stirling Council gritter came off the road while travelling between Balfron and Balfron Station on the A875 and came to rest on its side in a field.
The local authority has sent a lorry to recover the truck.
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