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Tom Prout went on a solo adventure in Aberdeenshire when he came across something he never thought he could see in the UK ...

Take a walk back in time on a visit to Fife, home to towering cathedrals, ancient abbeys and the world’s oldest golf course.

Hoisted high atop Edinburgh, as if monitoring the city below, Edinburgh Castle is not only one of Scotland's most recognized landmarks, but one of the country's most-visited attractions.

The Scottish Highlands region is vast, measuring more than 11,000 square miles in length. There are so many cities, towns, regions and islands in between, it can be overwhelming deciding where to ...

The wintery precipitation will arrive on January 26, according to maps from WXCharts. Firstly, at midnight, the snow is forecast to span over 500 miles between London and Scotland, stretching from ...

One weather map generated by WX Charts on Tuesday (January ... with minimum temperatures dropping as low as -3C in Wales, -1C in Scotland,—0C in Northern Ireland, and -2C in England.

New snow maps show exactly where in Scotland is facing blizzards at the end of the month with six inches expected to fall. Maps from WXCharts, which uses Met Desk data, show the snow will be ...

Weather maps have revealed the areas where snow and ... The Highlands and north of Scotland are set to be among the worst-hit areas with blizzards set to fall at around 6am. This is expected ...

Take a look at our interactive map plotting them out ... Getty Another volcano turned tourist hotspot is Glen Coe up in Scotland. It's a stunning glacial glen that cuts right through the rocks ...

Scotland is bracing for a total white-out in some parts, with new weather maps revealing snowfall across multiple regions. Forecasts predict up to 15 inches of snow settling overnight in some ...

"Further accumulations of 2 to 5 cm in places, and 5 to 10 cm above 200 metres across northern Scotland. Where any modest thaw has occurred, icy stretches are likely on untreated surfaces.