The one covering here lasts from 6pm tomorrow until 9pm on Thursday.

You'll do very well out of this. One of the few places I can confidently predict you will see some lying snow, not just a few flakes. 

Snow for higher parts of Edinburgh tomorrow such as Balerno, Swanston, Fairmilehead and of course The Pentlands. Expecting sleet at best below 150m and rain near the coast

Later in the day as colder air digs in, there is some suggestion that the snow level will fall 🤔

Wednesday may well dawn with snow covered hills and ice...I hope so!

Any snow showers on Wed & Thurs will affect the northern half of Scotland and the eastern side of the Borders, Northumberland and North Yorks

There is an official Met Office yellow warning in place for for tomorrow, but that is only for ice. That warning is expected to only be in force during tomorrow morning and since you will have to be away from from the immediate coastal areas to even be under that warning area, we are not quite even under it here in NW Edinburgh.

All in all, this is quite a massive downgrade on what's been reported on many sources up until now although given how much more difficult it is to actually get any cold and snowy weather these days under this current era of ongoing climate change, that should come as no surprise.

TAF: EGPD 180454Z 1806/1906 28006KT 9999 FEW040 BECMG 1812/1815 36010KT TEMPO 1812/1820 6000 RA SHRA BKN010 PROB40 TEMPO 1815/1820 01015G25KT 2000 RASN BKN006 TEMPO 1820/1906 34015G25KT 2000 SHSN BKN014 PROB30 TEMPO 1822/1906 0600 +SHSN SHGS BKN008 PROB30 TEMPO 1900/1906 34025G35KT +TSSN

The showers tonight seem quite potent.

https://www.nevisrange.co.uk/webcams/ 

https://www.winterhighland.info/cams/glencoe/sledge.jpeg 

https://thelangstrath.co.uk/webcam/ 

And on the Honister Pass

https://honister.com/about-honister/webcam/ 

IF (and it's a huge, massive "if") the GFS is right then I would expect snow reports from higher ground in the south. 

https://ukwct.org.uk/weather/maid.jpg 

Sadly there are no webcam in the village. 

Looks like a convergence zone could setup almost anywhere tommorow or Thursday. My instinct is that snowfall will be very widespread, though for most it will be no more than a few flakes. Favoured spots look to be NE England to see some cover, and the usual spots in Scotland. 

One of those situations totally dependent on elevation.  In the past round here,  you can drive a few miles away to Old Coulsdon and have snow on the ground and then drive back to to the valley where I am and its all wet and rain.  

Snowing quite a bit in central Reading at the moment, which isn't that high an elevation. The cameras at home which is double the elevation are showing it isn't snowing there.

Great images.

Why can't the Scottish ski webcams use better cameras? I suppose it's the lack of resources i.e money.

Base Station has this pink tinge which has been like that since the year dot.

https://www.onthesnow.co.uk/scotland/cairngorm/webcams 

The official Cairngorm mountain website has a streaming webcam but ironically it is covered in snow just now so you can't really see anything. Nevis range also has some good streaming cameras too.