Passenger sailings to and from Aberdeen have been cancelled for a second day in a row due to bad weather.
Tomorrow the Hrossey is scheduled to depart Lerwick sailing for Kirkwall and Aberdeen at 5.30pm, however the stop off in Orkney is under review.
Meanwhile Shetland Islands Council said there would be disruption to its ferry services as strong winds continue to hit the isles.
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