Glasgow is expected to experience some snowfall this morning (Wednesday, February 7) as a weather warning for snow and ice continues across Scotland . The Met Office is predicting wintry showers in the early morning, however this will later clear up into a bright and sunny day. Temperatures are also expected to plummet to lows of -2 degrees as the cold snap hits the city. The forecast predicts: "A few wintry showers at first becoming more confined to Argyll with some good sunny spells returning.
A colder day. Maximum temperature 5C." READ MORE: Glasgow driver stopped by police on motorway with defective tyre in severe weather READ MORE: Hamilton fraudster secretly sold house he bought with ex-girlfriend behind her back It comes as a yellow weather warning for snow and ice remains in place across large parts of Scotland. While the alert avoids Glasgow, it is affecting West Dunbartonshire and Argyll and Bute. The warning came into effect at 3pm yesterday and remains in place until 12pm today and is affecting "some parts of Western and Central Scotland
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