The Met Office says the forecast for today is better than expected.
Yesterday a red weather warning was in place warning of up to 15cms of snow falling on lower ground.
However it's believed now that although we will still see snow today it won't be as heavy as originally thought.
Forecaster David Boultbee has this update:
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