With the snow looking likely to get worse down Perth way and up north I'm thinking the roads could be a problem again. Lets hope the roads are passible and pitch playable. Been looking forward to this for weeks!

No.

It's snowing in Glasgow too. I was thinking the same thing, might this be called off? I hope not, alongside the OP i am excited.

Contain yersels, it'll be fine, it's a tad frosty here, but snow not lying in the Sneck, although surrounding hills are a bit white.

Contain yersels, it'll be fine, it's a tad frosty here, but snow not lying in the Sneck, although surrounding hills are a bit white.

Thats wahat I like to hear. thanks for the update. peace

That's what I wanted to hear!

ps, No was a direct reply to the title.

Will the snow strike again:- No

I like red.

At the moment there's about 2" lying in Perth and still snowing. Drumochter is passable, Slochd is fine. Snow forecast to move north but should turn to rain by tomorrow. Dont think there'll be a problem with game.

http://www.ictfc.co.uk/articles/20110312/ict-v-celtic_2208825_2314188

Positive news!!

the ref says if the game is on NOT the club , pitch inspection at 9 A.M. tomorrow morning

there is no news of a pitch inspection on the sfa website

Not looking good for tomorrow. If you project this weather map forward to Sunday it looks like we might be on the edge of a precipitation, as we meteorologists say.

See here

On radio Scotland this morning they chatted that the A9 down to a single lane, I had a wee chuckle to myself, seeing as the majority of the A9 is single carriageway.

If it was safe for us to travel in the conditions shown in the linked video, then I don't see any problem arising from road conditions for Sunday.....

http://ictfc.com/video/viewvideo/86/miscellaneous/12-hour-journey (sign-in/registration required)

Forecast pretty hellish.

I think it may well be a goner.

Just drove past the stadium. Pitch is clear, no visible signs of lying water. It's snowing in Inverness but at sea level it is not lying. My house is near Fairways and it is lying but as i said at Sea level it's falling as sleet rather than snow. Hopefully, with the Undersoil heating on, it will keep the water from lying. With the game on live with Sky sports and the money it brings, I think ICT will do everything possible to get it on. The only problem might arise if the A9 closes.

Certainly lying in drakies. Just checked the bbc weather for here and it's got heavy snow for another 3 hours turning to sleet and rain for tomorrow - hopefully this won't cause the waterlogging probs that postponed the D utd game

Can I change my answer to yes.

It's now an absolute minger of a day, sleety snowy slushy minging weather.

I would imagine the only thing that will put the game off would be waterlogged pitch.

Can I change my answer to yes.

It's now an absolute minger of a day, sleety snowy slushy minging weather.

I would imagine the only thing that will put the game off would be waterlogged pitch.

Or problems for the travelling supporters coming up the A9.

I have major doubts on it going ahead , more with the travel issue than the pitch, but there's a fair bit of snow coming and it's lying at low levels now.

The police would be quite happy to see it off with the marathon on tomorrow too.

Peter Lawell , John Reid and Lennon are pretty good at blowing hot air though, maybe they could send some north?

Will the celtic team stay in Inverness on the Saturday night or travel on the day ?

Will the celtic team stay in Inverness on the Saturday night or travel on the day ?

I noticed a Parks of Hamilton coach parked at the Kingsmills Hotel a short time ago. That usually means a Glasgow football team is in residence.

See Police advice on the newly pinned topic.

The game's on, good. I can't really imagine the Oppressed FC relishing these conditions. Also, please pardon my not giving a monkey's about how many of their ill behaved rabble can get up the road. The Polis will certainly be happy at their job being made easier, and maybe the Stewards can actually control them this time if there are fewer of them.

The game's on, good. I can't really imagine the Oppressed FC relishing these conditions. Also, please pardon my not giving a monkey's about how many of their ill behaved rabble can get up the road. The Polis will certainly be happy at their job being made easier, and maybe the Stewards can actually control them this time if there are fewer of them.

Do you mean they will make them sit down like the home fans?

The Celtic team are already in Sneck and are staying in Kingsmills Hotel. I stay up in the Westfield area of Culloden and the snow here is really bad and still falling.