The Scottish Premiership leaders have now revealed the clash with Tony Docherty's side is at risk with the club 'unable to fully assess the extent of the damage' at this stage.
Glasgow was battered by 90mph winds with a Met Office issued red weather warning in place on Friday, which caused chaos across the city.
A final decision over the fixture will be taken on Saturday, January 25, morning just hours before the clash which is expected to kick off at 3pm.
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