The Met Office has warned swathes of the UK to expect more ice and snow on Thursday, as the UK faces a cold snap in the first week of 2025.Two new yellow weather warnings will come into place on Thursday afternoon,

Ronaldsway Met Office has issued another weather warning for ice and isolated hill snow. This fresh yellow weather is already in effect as of 3.30pm today (Thursday) and will be in place until midday tomorrow (Friday). A yellow warning means people should be aware with a risk of travel disruption.

Almost the whole of the UK is bracing itself for snow chaos as the Met Office issues a yellow warning spanning almost the entire country.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning as a brutal ice blast looks set to freeze much of the UK. Forecasters have now revealed what time snow is expected to hit the Midlands thisweekend.

As temperatures dip, the UK is bracing for some 'heavy and disruptive' snow with a yellow snow and ice warning covering much of England coming into force from midday on Saturday. Around 5cm of snow is expected widely across the Midlands, Wales and northern England, with as much as 20cm to 30cm over high ground in Wales and the Pennines.

The Met Office has issued a rare amber alert for the entirety of England as temperatures are set to plummet. The UK Health Security Agency, in conjunction with the national forecaster, has issued a warning for every region of the country ahead of heavy snow and bracing temperatures.

Met Office issued a yellow weather warning for snow in Pembrokeshire this weekend and some areas will be more affected than others. The snow has been forecast for most of Wales and England from midday on Saturday until 9am on Monday, January 6. Adverse weather conditions have the potential to cause road closures and delay public transport services.

Temperatures have dropped as colder arctic air spreads across the UK, with amber cold weather health alerts in place ahead of a weekend of snow forecast for much of the country. M

A rare amber health alert has been issued as temperatures begin to plummet across the UK, with a rise in deaths ‘likely’. The UK Health Security Agency has released the alert across England as the start of 2025 sees a bitter cold snap.