Scotland has been issued with a Met Office yellow weather warning for snow and ice, with the outskirts of Glasgow covered in frosty weather.
These weather warnings are in place today and tomorrow, and bad weather conditions mean that disruption on the roads is likely for many.
Met Office chief meteorologist, Steve Willington, said: "As an Arctic maritime airmass settles across the UK temperatures will fall with widespread overnight frosts, severe in places, and daytime temperatures only a few degrees above freezing.
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"However, the cold air from the Arctic will also bring brighter conditions, with some dry, sunny spells, particularly away from the coast and where winds are light it could feel pleasant in the sunshine. Some patchy freezing fog is also likely."
He added: "More severe weather warnings may be needed as we head through the week. Keep up to date on the latest weather warnings on our website."
So, will Glasgow and the surrounding areas see snow in the next couple of weeks? Here's a handy little guide on the snow and ice forecast where you are, according to the Met Office.
Glasgow's five-day weather forecast
Thursday, December 8
Light snow forecast, changing into sunny weather by lunchtime. Temperatures will drop to minus one degrees celsius in the evening.
Friday December 9
Friday will be a clear day, with a mist settling in the evening and a minimum temperature of minus two degrees celsius.
Outlook for Saturday to Monday (December 10 - December 12)
Over the weekend, Glasgow will face cloudy conditions with clear spells late at night and early in the morning.
Strathclyde's five-day weather forecast
Thursday, December 8
Yellow warning for snow and ice in place. A mainly dry and bright day with some crisp winter sunshine. However, a few wintry showers over the isles, mainly early in the day.
A widespread frost slow to clear and winds mostly light, with a maximum temperature of four degrees celsius. Tonight, there will be a widespread frost with patches of freezing fog possible.
Friday December 9
Snow and ice warning in place until 12pm. Mainly dry and bright with sunny or clear skies. However, a few wintry showers possible, mainly over the islands and around the west coast.
It'll be cold with widespread frost with a maximum temperature of four degrees celsius.
Outlook for Saturday to Monday (December 10 - December 12)
Mainly dry and bright with plenty of sunshine, but cold with widespread frost and some freezing fog patches.
The Met Office website has more information when it comes to specific weather forecasts in your area, including wind patterns and chances of rain.
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