The work will take place at East Road on the A96 between Moycroft Road and Reiket Lane and is scheduled to be completed by Sunday, March 31.
Warnings have been issued for Findhorn to Lossiemouth, Spey Viaduct to Spey Bay, Rosehearty to Fraserburgh and Stonehaven.
A yellow warning for snow and ice has been issued for Friday and Saturday across the area.
Judges from key customers for north-east Scotland’s food and drink sector are set to be part of the revamped industry awards which take place in May.
Cold air from the north will drop temperatures across the area with an increased chance of wintry hazards and a potential for snow again.
A new offence which makes it a crime to encourage or assist another person to self-harm has now come into effect.
After a well attended meeting held in Skye, farming union NFU Scotland is to host national a webinar to inform members about the nomination process.
A tough, uncompromising full-back Ally Shewan was a "consistent performer and tough competitor, who was rarely injured."
Members of the public are being asked to give their views on the impact of climate change.
Humza Yousaf has been urged to “stop using farmers as a scapegoat” and return the remaining £46 million of funding to the Scottish agriculture budget.
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning as high winds are set to return across the north.
Farmers and crofters are being encouraged to join the count in February as it enters another decade.
Public Health Scotland is encouraging the public to take up its MMR vaccine offer after a laboratory-confirmed measles case today.
A yellow Met Office warning for strong winds in association with Storm Jocelyn remains in place.
An amber warning for wind has been issued for the Highlands, northern coast and part of the Moray Firth coast from 6pm today until 8am on Wednesday.
A strong jet stream is pushing another low-pressure system off the Atlantic across northern Scotland bringing wet and windy weather for Tuesday night.
A further spell of strong west or south-westerly winds is likely to affect most of Scotland from Tuesday evening.
All services across the country will be suspended from 7pm tonight (Sunday) and there will be no rush hour services on Monday morning.
The public are being warned to prepare for a 12-hour spell of 'very strong, damaging winds'.
Several schools are closed today, with others looking at later opening times to allow for safe travel.
