After Edinburgh was battered by Storm Dudley, a second storm is just around the corner.
On Wednesday February 16, the city was hit with heavy rain and wind with gusts hitting around 48 miles per hour.
Scotrail suspended all trains across the central belt from 4pm as the Forth Road Bridge was closed to high sided vehicles.
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Storm Dudley has now moved on to make way for a second storm to swoop in on Friday.
Edinburgh has been issued a yellow weather warning for snow for February 18.
People around the UK have been urged to stay indoors as gale force winds could be a danger to life as parts of South Wales is under a red weather warning.
Storm Eunice may cause disruption due to heavy snow and some strong winds on Friday.
The yellow weather warning is in place from Friday 3am until 6pm.
According to the Met Office the temperature will struggle to reach above 2C with it dipping to just 1C throughout the day.
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The weather forecasters warn that heavy snow and winds could lead to blizzard conditions over high grounds.
What time is Storm Eunice coming?
From 7am, Edinburgh locals can expect sleet as temperatures sit at just a chilly 1C until snow showers hit at 12pm and while temperatures remain at 1C, Met Office warns it will 'feel like' -4C.
However BBC Weather warns that heavy snow showers will start as early as 8am on Friday in Edinburgh.
The snow will then turn back to sleet between 2pm and 3pm and Edinburgh will continue to have wintry showers throughout the evening and night.
The most powerful wind gusts are expected to hit between 12pm and 4pm where the wind will push through at 32 miles per hour.
As 11.06am on February 17, the Met Office updated their weather warning to change the focus to snow rather than wind in Scotland.
The Met Office adds that on Friday Edinburgh can expect: "Cold and windy with widespread sleet and snow, blizzards over high ground. Gradually turning drier from the west through the afternoon. Strong north or northeasterly winds. Maximum temperature 2 °C."
What disruption to expect from Storm Eunice
According to the Met Office, there are a range of disruptions possible from Storm Eunice.
- There is a chance of travel delays on roads, possibly with stranded vehicles and passengers, along with delayed or cancelled rail and air travel.
- There is a slight chance that some rural communities could be temporarily cut off.
- There is a small chance that power cuts will occur and other services, such as mobile phone coverage, may be affected.
