A severe weather warning for ice has been issued by the Met Office for much of the Greater Glasgow area tomorrow.
The yellow alert comes after an earlier warning for ice was issued for yesterday and this morning.
It will be in place from 3am till 10.30am tomorrow, with warnings of icy surfaces forming overnight. Temperatures will dip below zero, leading to the conditions.
We have been advised to expect:
- Icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths
- Icy surfaces may make injuries or accidents more likely.
A statement from the Met Office reads: "Areas of rain and hill snow seem likely to affect many areas for a time tonight, probably clearing by morning and allowing temperatures to dip more widely below zero.
"Icy stretches may be encountered, especially on untreated surfaces, while the odd high level road may see a further 1-2 cm of snow."
You can keep any eye on the latest weather forecasts for Glasgow at the Met Office website .
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