I see that Edinburgh is under an official yellow warning for snow and ice between tomorrow evening and Friday afternoon.
I have no doubts though, that this is probably going to be yet another complete waste of time as these things generally never come to anything any more, especially here in the north Edinburgh where I am (the south of Edinburgh usually has a slightly better chance of getting something from that but it still wouldn't surprise me one bit there was very little or nothing at all there as well in the end).
I was watching Mark Vogan's video from yesterday (I haven't yet caught up with Gavin P.'s videos and I know that Gusty has also been doing a series of snow watch videos on his channel which I haven't yet caught up with), and the model output which Mark was showing at the time seemed to show that any snow coming up to Scotland would be more likely to just turn to rain before it gets here due to some milder air coming more into the mix, except for up over the hills and mountain.
That model output might have changed since then of course but based on that, the omens aren't exactly looking good for here as far as any snow or ice prospects are concerned.
The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.