The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice in Lanarkshire from 3am to 12pm on February 18. Gritting teams will treat priority road routes, but expect longer journey times on roads, buses, and trains, particularly in higher areas, with potential icy patches posing slip hazards.
Cold temperatures around zero will persist tonight, with possible light snow. Monday will be cloudy and cold, with morning snow in areas like Central Scotland. The weather will ease in the afternoon but may resume in the evening. From Tuesday to Thursday, expect breezy, mild conditions with some rain.
Cloud cover will persist throughout the day with brief bright intervals. Light showers may occur, possibly turning wintry in higher areas. The upcoming days will feature a mix of cloudy weather, with Sunday remaining dry, Monday seeing sleet and snow, and Tuesday transitioning to rain before becoming milder.
Tomorrow morning will have bright spells and clouds, becoming more widespread in the afternoon but still allowing for sunshine. Friday to Sunday will be breezy and cloudy, with rain, sleet, and snow expected, particularly in hilly areas, and additional showers on Sunday.
This evening will see increased cloudiness with some clear spells and isolated showers. Tomorrow will remain mostly dry with clouds dominating but occasional brightness. From Tuesday to Thursday, expect a mix of clouds and clear periods, with dry conditions prevailing and slightly below-average temperatures throughout the week.
Tomorrow, Friday, will begin with low cloud and fog, clearing to a dry day filled with winter sunshine and gentle winds. The weekend forecast includes Saturday with variable clouds and a slight chance of early showers, while Sunday promises another dry day with more brightness due to high-pressure conditions.
A ridge of high pressure in Scotland promises prolonged sunshine but cold temperatures from 5 to 6 degrees. The upcoming days will be dry, with variable cloud cover and some mist, especially Friday. A chance of wintry showers on Saturday, while Sunday is expected to be mostly bright and dry.
Today will be grey and cloudy with hill fog and light rain, becoming breezy. Conditions will improve in the afternoon, leading to clearer skies in the evening. Tomorrow is expected to be cloudy and breezy with occasional rain, potentially heavier in the evening as more rain approaches from the west.