While some places will see snow and ice over the next few days, the weekend will bring mild, windy, and wet weather.
The Met Office has issued yellow warnings of snow and ice covering other northern, central, and coastal parts of Scotland, while an amber warning for disruption due to snow is in effect over parts of northern Scotland until 6pm tomorrow.
This evening, most areas will be clear and dry with an early frost developing; however, snow showers will persist in the north.
Anticipate drifting in the powerful winds across Scotland’s north.
There’s a chance of a few wintry showers along other exposed coasts, particularly Kent.
Another widespread, strong frost is expected tonight due to clear skies, with icy patches and possibly some freezing fog.
Additional snow showers will arrive on a strong northerly wind and cover exposed coastal areas.
Though snow showers are expected to affect the northern, eastern, and western coasts that are exposed to the northerly wind, tomorrow morning should be largely clear.
Again, it will be extremely cold with a sharp wind close to the coast.
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Nothing major will happen in the afternoon.
Tomorrow, Scotland will see wind and widespread snow showers that eventually turn to sleet and rain at low altitudes.
There is some early fog, but it looks good in most other places.
For most, it will be a little less chilly.
