HEAVY snow has hit parts of Scotland overnight as temperatures dropped as low as minus 8C. 

The Met Office has put yellow weather warnings for snow and ice for many parts of the country, with the snowfall already causing travel disruption. 

However, many Scots have also taken the opportunity to enjoy the picturesque weather. 

The National: Two children enjoy a spot of sledging in Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow Two children enjoy a spot of sledging in Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow (Image: Newsquest/Gordon Terris)

The National: A Glasgow street blanketed in snow on Saturday morningA Glasgow street blanketed in snow on Saturday morning (Image: Lucinda Cameron)

Glasgow Airport was forced to suspend all flights due to the snowfall, saying it had been "heavier than forecast" and urging passengers to check with their airline for updates. 

ScotRail has also reported some disruption to trains in the west of the country as snow impacts signalling systems. 

The National: Enough snow fell in Glasgow for the building of snowmen in Kelvingrove ParkEnough snow fell in Glasgow for the building of snowmen in Kelvingrove Park (Image: Gordon Terris)

The National: The snow will pose challenges for some businesses as the festive shopping period gets into full swingThe snow will pose challenges for some businesses as the festive shopping period gets into full swing (Image: Newsquest)

The National: A jogger braves the snow as cold weather hits GlasgowA jogger braves the snow as cold weather hits Glasgow (Image: PA)

The National: Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow looking picturesque in the snowKelvingrove Park in Glasgow looking picturesque in the snow (Image: Gordon Terris)

Temperatures are expected to continue falling over the weekend with the Met Office warning that more snowfall is to be expected.