The Met Office has revealed which parts of the country could see 20cm of snow this Easter weekend as weather warnings remain in place. Areas of high ground in northern Scotland could see up to 10-20cm of snow, which is « likely to cause disruption » and hazards amid the unsettled conditions.
The weather agency said: « As well as strong winds heavy snow is likely to cause disruption, with accumulations of 5-10cm possible at location over 200m in elevation in northern Scotland. Some areas could see 10-20cm and with strong wind blizzards and drifting snow will be an additional hazard. »
Deputy Chief Forecaster Tom Crabtree added: « As well as strong winds, Storm Dave will also bring heavy snowfall over the hills in northern Scotland where up to 10-20cm of snow could accumulate.
« With Storm Dave a few days away, people should prepare their property for the strong winds and keep updated with the latest weather forecast as the weather warnings are likely to be updated. »
A yellow alert for snow is in place for seven parts of Scotland from 3pm on April 4 until 3am on April 5, putting a downer on anyone hoping for sun this Bank Holiday weekend.
The Met Office said: « There is a small chance of travel delays on roads with some stranded vehicles and passengers, along with delayed or cancelled rail and air travel.
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