Georgian residents are being urged to wrap up warm as experts forecast freezing temperatures for the first part of next week.
The weather is set to worsen in Georgia and a frost is forecast to settle over western and eastern regions of the country tonight.
The National Agency of Environment has forecast temperatures across Georgia to drop to -15C until February 6. In some regions temperatures are expected to fall to -20C.
In the capital city the overnight low temperature is predicted to fall to -11C tonight. In western Georgia, strong frosts will see temperatures drop to -3C and -7C.
Bad weather conditions are continuing to restrict motorists travelling on Georgia’s roads.
The Roads Department of Georgia reported the Sasadilo-Telavi part of the Vaziani-Gombori-Telavi road is prohibited to trailers and semi-trailers, and buses with more than 30 seats.
Vehicles are permitted to travel on the Vaziani-Shuamta section of the road if they are fitted with anti-skid chains or have 4WD.
On the Gudauri-Kobi section of the Mtskheta-Stepantsinda-Larsi highway, the avalanche danger has been removed since the Roads Department cleaned the area. Traffic is subsequently moving through the anti-avalanche tunnel.
Trailers and semi-trailers, as well as buses with a capacity of more than 30 seats are allowed to move unilaterally through the tunnel. Motor vehicles are prohibited to stop on this part of the road.
Meanwhile the Mleta-Kobi section of the Mtskheta-Kazbegi-Larsi road is only open to 4WD vehicles as the road is covered with snow and ice. All other vehicles are allowed if they are fitted with anti-skid chains.
Trailers and semi-trailers are also prohibited on the Lakhamula-Kala part of Zugdidi-Jvari-Mestia road because of snow and ice. Large buses are also prohibited but types of vehicles are allowed.
Forecasters have predict temperatures will begin to warm up from February 6.