SCOTRAIL has issued travel advice for people across the country with yellow warnings still in place.
The rail operator said that the Far North Line between Inverness and Wick/Thurso will remain closed due to land slips.
Network Rail meanwhile has now confirmed that the Highland Main Line is still shut this morning and encouraged anyone who had been planning to travel on this to check with either ScotRail or LNER for updates on their journey.
In a statement, Network Rail Scotland said: "Water levels on the Balavil Burn in Kingussie remain too high for our engineers to inspect the structure for damage caused by the flooding."
It estimated that it would take at least six hours for water levels to come down.
Some replacement bus services are in place, including for the Wick-Inverness service at 12.34pm and the Inverness-Wick train at 6.31pm.
Other services from Glasgow Queen Street (9.42am) and Edinburgh to Inverness (10.50am) will be terminating at Perth with replacement buses taking people the rest of the way.
All other routes are expected to operate normally.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency also still has flood warnings in place in certain areas, including:
- Callander
- Callander to Stirling
- Moy Bridge
- Strathglass
- Ness-side
- Kincraig to Inverdruie
- Aviemore/Dalfaber to Grantown
- Boat O’Brig to Spey Viaduct
- Spey Viaduct to Spey Bay
- Aviemore/Dalfaber
- Kenmore
Less severe flood alerts are also in place across larger areas including:
- Central
- Easter Ross and Great Glen
- Findhorn, Nairn, Moray and Speyside
- Tayside
Two yellow warnings are currently in place across Scotland, with a snow and ice warning in the Highlands and Orkney and Shetland in place until 10am.
A warning covering the rest of the country for ice is also in place until the same time.
