A popular Christmas market has been forced to shut amid Storm Bert.
Winterfest, located at Glasgow's George Square, was set to officially welcome visitors on Saturday.
However, organisers announced that the opening would not be going ahead due to 'adverse weather conditions'.
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Staff say it is hoped that the market and fairground will be able to run from Sunday.
A statement posted to Glasgow Winterfest's Instagram page reads: "We're sorry to announce that Winterfest George Square will not be opening today due to adverse weather conditions.
"The safety of our staff and visitors is our top priority, and we appreciate your understanding. We're hopeful that we'll be able to open tomorrow and can't wait to welcome everyone back to enjoy the festivities.
"Stay safe, and we'll keep you updated here with the latest news."
Once open, the event at George Square will run until January 5.
Organisers previously revealed that it will feature attractions such as an 80m Drop Tower, the Booster Maxx Carousel, the Wave Swinger, and a Santa's Train Kids Carousel.
Winterfest at St Enoch Square opened earlier this month.
It features a bar area, food and retail stalls, amusement rides, a bungee trampoline, and a snow globe.
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