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It is still snowing in Ballingarry and it doesn't look like it is going to stop any time soon. Since early morning snow has been falling around the parish and the main street in the village is virtually impassable. The road outside the Doctor's surgery has snow drifts making it almost impassable.
The temperature is currently -2 with lots of drifting of snow along the roads. A local farmer reported seeing a 6ft drift just off Boulea Hill this morning.
So far this morning only a few tractors have braved the roads in the area and their tracks were immediately covered by falling snow. Many roads are impassable for cars this morning.
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