The snowfall will be replace by rainfall tomorrow ☔️
Glaswegian's will be ditching the winter jackets after a weekend of snow and ice tomorrow with temperatures set to reach the teens.
However, Glaswegian's will wake up to much milder conditions tomorrow with temperatures hitting 13C. The snow fall will be replaced by heavy rain as warm air makes its way from the Atlantic.The west coast won't be the only place in the UK to benefit from the change in weather with temperatures in the UK ranging from 11C to 14C, which is the complete opposite of the freezing Scotland was hit with last week.
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