A 'snowbomb' is set to descend on Scotland in the final weeks of December with severe gales and heavy winds, forecasters have predicted.
06.12.2021 - 13:47 / dailyrecord.co.uk
The Met Office have issued yellow weather warnings for snow and wind with the winter's second storm set to arrive in Scotland tomorrow.
Parts of the country face a snow warning between 11am and midnight on Tuesday December 7, with heavy wintery showers expected.
Other areas can expect strong gusts as dangerous conditions and disruption to travel is expected to begin from 9am tomorrow - continuing all day - according to the Met Office.
Winds are expected to reach up to 70mph with four inches of
A 'snowbomb' is set to descend on Scotland in the final weeks of December with severe gales and heavy winds, forecasters have predicted.
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With Storm Barra making driving conditions treacherous for much of Scotland, it is important we all do what we can to keep safe.
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