Glaswegians are set to enjoy a dry, bright and cold Christmas Day according to the Met Office.
The weather forecast predicts sunny spells between 9am and 3pm with a biting wind and a maximum temperature of around 5C – though it's set to feel more like zero to one degrees.
It also warns of "widespread frost" across Scotland, so remain vigilant if you're heading out for a walk or driving today.
But as an area of rain moves northwards later tonight and mixes with cold air, it's set to turn to snow as it reaches northern England and Scotland.
It comes as the Met Office issue a yellow alert for snow and strong winds for Boxing Day – find out more below.
Christmas Day forecast
Dry, bright and cold on Christmas Day with some sunny spells. Chilly east or southeast winds, these remaining strong around the coast. Maximum temperature 5 °C – with a feels-like temperature of between 0-1C.
Boxing Day weather warning
A severe weather warning for snow and strong wind is coming into force near Glasgow on Boxing Day.
The Met Office has issued a yellow alert for Sunday December 26, which will be in place between 00:15 and 12pm.
Snow and gusts of between 35 and 45mph will hit some parts of the country – leading to disruption and potentially difficult travel conditions.
Temporary blizzard-like conditions will also be encountered above "300-400" metres elevation, though this is more likely in hillier parts of central Scotland.
The warning affects regions north of Glasgow including North and South Lanarkshire, East and West Dunbartonshire, East Ayrshire and Argyll and Bute.
