Edinburgh will brace for another cold snap next week as a flurry of rain, wind and snow is set to hit the capital by Monday night (December 6.)
The Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for parts of northern Scotland for ice, as conditions have been slippy since Wednesday, December 1.
The snow has already started in parts of Edinburgh and West Lothian, with the rain overnight meaning it may not lie on the ground.
In their weekly weather round-up, forecasters at the Met Office have stated for next week: "A wet day Monday with some snow on higher ground, strong winds later. A brief interlude of brighter conditions on Tuesday before further rain and strong winds later and Wednesday."
Videos taken today in Edinburgh show flurries of snow and sleet across the capital, sent into us by Edinburgh Live readers.
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So, what can we expect for the capital in the next few days in terms of the weather?
Saturday's forecast
Rather cloudy in the morning with outbreaks of rain and hill snow.
Becoming drier and somewhat brighter through the afternoon in the west.
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Cloud and possible rain may not clear East Lothian by evening with strong winds here later too. Maximum temperature 6 °C.
Saturday night forecast
Strong northerly winds in the east with some rain or hill snow possible for upland areas through the evening.
Minimum temperature 1 °C.
Sunday's forecast
Mainly dry and clear in the west but perhaps cloudier with a feed of wintry showers into the east coast.
Clouding over later in the west. Maximum temperature 5 °C.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday
A wet day Monday with some snow on higher ground, strong winds later. A brief interlude of brighter conditions on Tuesday before further rain and strong winds later and Wednesday.
Even West Lothian has experienced some snow today, with the video below showing the white stuff falling hard in Whitburn.
For more on the latest forecast, check out the Met Office website here.
