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The Met Office, the UK's national weather forecaster, predicts that heavy snow will hit Scotland and northern parts fo the UK as the rest of isles see a cold, dry day

Shoppers have rushed to buy a £32 heater that costs just 12p to run and heats a whole room straight away as temperatures are set to plummet this week

A yellow warning is in place for snow and ice across Scotland, much of northern England and parts of north Wales until midnight on Tuesday, as well as for Northern Ireland until 11am

Parts of the UK are set for "heavy snow" this week as the country is hit with an Arctic blast and temperatures could drop as low as -15C in some places, the Met Office has warned

The Cold-Health Alert is now in force in nine regions of England. Potentially disruptive snow and ice warnings are set to be issued over the coming days

Heavy snow showers are set to hit the UK over the next few days in an Arctic blast were temperatures could drop as low as -10C and there are widespread Met Office yellow warnings

The Met Office has in place several weather warnings for most of this week as forecasters believe there is "potential for disruptive snow" across some parts of the UK, including Lancashire and the Midlands

With yellow weather warnings in place for snow and ice today and this week, schools are closed on safety grounds - with more than 50 shut today in one council area

Motorists have been warned they could become stranded thanks to snow and ice set to hit Scotland, parts of England and Northern Ireland, with people urged to plan ahead

The Met Office has projected temperatures will feel as low as -9C in parts of the UK amidst a huge stretch of snow, with as much as 10cm to fall over the coming days

As yellow weather alerts have been issued for snow - Brits across the country are being urged to make sure their vehicle is in 'prime' condition before setting off to avoid breaking down or causing an accident

A warning for parts of Scotland, north west England, parts of Wales and the Midlands has been given by the Met Office ahead of a very challenging week for millions of Brits

The Met Office has warned the UK to brace itself for a dip in temperatures this week, with a yellow warning issued for Scotland as cold weather moves in from the north

Yellow weather warnings for snow and ice cover vast swathes of the UK including Scotland and Northern Ireland for the next few days as the Met Office warns of mass disruption

Met Office meteorologist Marco Petagna has offered a detailed forecast for what is going to be a bitterly cold week with snow in some areas as freezing weather warnings come into force

The week ahead has a number of yellow weather warnings bringing wind, snow, and ice as temperatures are expected to plummet as low as -10C in parts of the UK

The Met Office has said that it's 'likely' parts of the UK could experience blizzard like conditions today ahead of a week of weather warnings and freezing temperatures

Next week is set to be a freezing one as a bloc of Arctic air is set to tumble in from the north, bringing a number of yellow weather warnings and potentially disruptive snow and ice

As an Arctic blast hits Britain, the Met Office has issued weather warnings for an area totalling 756 miles, which extends from Lewick in Shetland, Scotland, to Tenby in Wales

Through the middle of next week, the chance for snow increases across many regions due to cold air firmly in place over the UK - with southern parts of the UK seeing snowfall by Wednesday

Forecasters have warned of the risk of disruption due to snow, ice and wind starting from Saturday evening. Most of Scotland and Northern Ireland will experience freezing conditions

The over-65s have been advised to take extra precaution when stepping outside over the next few days, after forecasters issued a yellow health alert for across the UK

Scotland will be the worst-hit region as snow showers are forecast starting from tomorrow. The Met Office said temperatures could drop to -4C in some areas, and ice patches are likely

Frozen pipes can burst as they begin to thaw out. With temperatures plunging below zero expected to hit parts of the UK - it's important to know what you should prioritise if you discover a burst pipe

An Arctic blast set to hit Brits at the start of this week has seen the Met Office issue a yellow weather warning across a 325-mile stretch of the country, with affected areas set for 10cm of snow