Forecasters have predicted more snow for Stirling and Clackmannanshire as the region braces for potential disruption on the roads and railways.
The Met Office have issued a yellow weather warning for across central Scotland - including Stirling and the Wee County.
The warning is in place between 11am and midnight on Tuesday and also covers the Highlands and Eilean Siar; north east England; north west England; south west Scotland, Lothian Borders; Strathclyde; and Yorkshire and Humber.
A Met Office forecaster said: "A spell of hill snow will develop during Tuesday late morning and afternoon. Over northern England and southern Scotland, snow will initially fall down to approximately 200-300m before gradually becoming confined to areas above 400m during course of the afternoon.
"Here, accumulations will be mainly above 300m where 2-5cm snow is likely for some and above 400 m 5-8 cm is possible in a few places.
"Further north, hill snow will be more prolonged and 2-5cm snow is likely above 200m and in some places 5-10cm is possible above 400m, most likely over the southern Grampian Mountains."
