There could be more snow on the way to Glasgow, as the Met Office' s latest weather warning predicts the white stuff could arrive in the city while we sleep.
We told you yesterday that the snow was on its way - but the weather warning is now in place earlier than we first thought. Chilly conditions expected from 3am tomorrow following a drop in temperatures overnigght.
This could cause problems for the early morning commute and the Met are warning that there could be possible delays or cancellations to rail and air travel.
The alert runs until 10pm that night, covering the greater Glasgow area and much of the central belt.
It reads: “Snow is expected to spread northeastwards into Scotland early on Monday, perhaps even falling to low levels during the morning rush hour across and to the south of the Central Belt of Scotland, before spreading northwards into the rest of the warning area.
"Across the south of the warning area, snow may turn to rain during the afternoon, but further north, and especially on higher routes above 200 metres, significant accumulations of snow may occur during the afternoon and evening.
"Here, 2 to 5 cm snow is likely above 100 to 200 metres whilst above 300 metres 10 to 20 cm snow may build up.
It may be more bad news for Glasgow commuters, who have faced disruption to the roads and railways over the last few weeks because of wintry weather.
Glasgow Live will keep you updated on all weather and traffic-related news throughout - so watch this space for any issues, and let us know if you spot anything while out about by finding us on Facebook and Twitter, or by emailing news@glasgowlive.co.uk.
