Some more great pics added

devastating thaw on the hills.  Rivers look like it's spring with the amount of snow melt in them 

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I have daff bulbs springing up all over the place.

Martin, 500 feet up in Glenmoriston , NW Highlands

www.bedandbreakfast-glenmoriston.co.uk

maybe today.but some very wild weather on the way for the highlands,with severe blizzards likely above 2500ft in the coming days,wont be very long until the sking season starts i would think.

Snowing down to fairly low levels today around the Perthshire hills and up in the Cairngorms by the looks of it. 3 degrees and sleet at about 400feet in the Central Belt. Skiing season started quite a few weeks ago. Came to abrupt halt again but that is the nature of Scottish Skiing (in normal winters).

Snow now quite low down in the west. Not much quantity yet though:

http://www.winterhighland.info/cams/glencoe/base1200.jpeg

Looks like more out east:

http://www.winterhighland.info/cams/cairngorm-mountain/morlich.jpeg

http://www.winterhighland.info/testcam/mid.jpeg

There is likely to be much more at Glencoe than Gorm, it is just a shame the cameras on the hill are off.  I would hope that one of the members of staff will be up the hill today to get a couple pictures for their Friday email.

 LLTNP 105m asl 

Great pictures as usual Ross. Can't begin to imagine how it would have been last night with winds 70-100 knots and heavy driving snow. There will be an extreme build up of snow on NW facing slopes now.

Wonderful pictures Ross, I will be stopping briefly at Moffat as is usual on my way home in February

Fantastic pics Ross, shame the snow isnt anywhere near as extensive in the Lake District which is prone to repeated thaws during this current spell of zonality.

Great to see Scotland doing well for YET ANOTHER snow season.

After 6 good years in the Scottish Highlands it seems the forecasted 'end of skiing in Scotland' which we heard many timse up till 2008 was a tad premature

Andy

Some fairly big avalanches ocuring at the moment with the quantity of snow that has fallen recently:

http://www.abacusmountaineering.com/currentconditions.html

Stunning pics and great views

Brilliant pictures Ross-keep 'em coming!

Looking good for a lot of snow over the coming days.

 LLTNP 105m asl 

Super pics Ross, the cable car brings back some memories, went up in it a couple of times with the wife and even grabbed a helicopter ride at the top once and had a 15 minute ride over the glens, beautiful place.

Thanks for sharing, scenery looks stunnng, not sure what all the white stuff is though, been a while............

I was on a flight last Monday 13th January from Heathrow to San Francisco and the flightpath took us NNW across England, central Scotland and exiting into the Atlantic across the top end of Lewis. England was pretty green for January and there was no sign of any lying snow in the north Pennines. Some drifts showed on the higher Southern Uplands but after the Central Belt the Scottish Highlands were creamy white and looked more like the Alps. They were stunning! I got good views of west Greenland and Baffin Island later in the flight but the Scottish mountains looked every bit as good.

Sadly no photos. Went to John Lewis on the Sunday just before leaving to get a new camera and they were out of stock of the one I wanted! Mobile phone was stowed away for the journey so I just drank in the view, trying to match up the mountains as the view unfolded. It was actually quite tough as they look quite different from the air as they do when seen from ground level.

Some interesting photos here of the epic amount of snow at glencoe currently:

https://twitter.com/glencoemountain

http://www.winterhighland.info/forum/file.php?2,file=9598 

Today at Glenshee.

http://www.winterhighland.info/forum/file.php?2,file=9604 

More has fallen today too with a lot more forecast.