Exact time Storm Eunice's blizzards and heavy snow to hit Scotland in Met Office warning

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Storm Eunice is coming Friday in the wake of Storm Dudley where, in Scotland, the storm will bring snow, ice and wind. The Met Office says the second storm is 'more powerful' than Dudley as gusts could reach 100mph in coastal Wales and southwest England.

But in Scotland, Storm Eunice will be snowy, giving rise to blizzards with substantial snowfall reaching up to 5cm in lowland areas and, over higher ground, a heaping 20 to 30cm.

A wind and snow weather warning on Friday is in place from 3am to 6pm for central and southern Scotland as Storm Eunice rolls in.The Met Office has warned about disruption, heavy snow, and strong winds due to Storm Eunice.Today there will be something of a break as rain dries up, winds die down, and sunny spells break out with a high of 6C across much of Scotland.The weather will take a turn by early Friday - read on for everything you need to know ahead of the storm.

Brits could be lulled into a false sense of security after Storm Dudley. The gusts will ease and whilst it will still feel cold today in Scotland at 6C, there will be plenty of sunny spells, according to the Met Office, but that won't last."Now through Thursday evening, the winds continue to relax, and as a result if you're heading to bed on Thursday night, you might think it's quite calm out there, but very quickly storm Eunice is gearing up as a more powerful storm than Dudley," says Met Office meteorologist Aidan McGivern.Southern England and Wales will bear the brunt of Storm Eunice's 60 to 100mph gusts on Friday.However, up in Scotland, the storm will be snowy, icy and windy.Storm Eunice will bump into cold air as it arrives from the Atlantic, creating snowfall in central and southern Scotland, as well as Northern Ireland