The Met Office has issued two yellow weather warnings.

One is for gales and coastal overtopping. The second is for snow and ice.

The forecast:

Turning cold with temperatures lowering leading to the risk of ice formation on higher routes, but otherwise dry and bright with a strong southwest wind this morning. The winds will then increase to severe gale force early this afternoon with gusts 60-65mph, and 70mph in more exposed spots. Snow showers in the afternoon may allow blizzard conditions over high ground for a time. Coastal overtopping around high tide (2:30pm).

Still cold on Sunday with gale force winds at first, easing to become strong for the afternoon. Mainly dry with just the odd isolated wintry shower. Top temperature 7°C but with significant wind chill.

Tending to be cloudy on Monday with some isolated wintry showers, fresh westerly winds and temperatures of 7°C.