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Forecasts show brighter Spring weather on the horizon for the UK - but first Brits must brace for more chilly temperatures as the 'Ogre of Oslo' is set to bring up to eight inches of snow

The UK is set to freeze over the next few days, with the Met Office issuing a yellow warning from Monday to Wednesday for ice and snow

Brits have been hit by a windy Monday but the Met Office warns of more snow and ice with March achieving the rare feat of being colder than winter

Met Office Chief Forecaster Dan Suri said the weather will turn warmer in the second half of this week, but before that there will be more snow across northern England and Scotland

Passengers onboard a flight from Belfast landing at Birmingham Airport this morning had a rocky welcome when their plane was buffeted by huge 50mph winds, forcing it to rock from side to side

Maps show the UK snow forecast could see a return of blizzard conditions with the Met Office issuing three severe weather yellow warnings for Monday and Tuesday

Mild and sunny weather at the start of the week should not lull Brits into a false sense of security - more snow and bone-chilling cold weather is looming, the Met Office warns

The Ogre from Oslo has been likened to December's Troll from Trondheim and it could bring another eight inches of snow with storms soon on the way, forecasters have warned

See full UK weather maps as the Met Office forecast offers some termporary reprieve for chilled-to-the-bone Brits today before the milder temperatures give way to more snow next week, -16C lows, the threat of floods and more icy chaos

Temperatures are set to fall to -15C in northern Scotland on Friday night, but forecasters say the heaviest snow is now over. The Environment Agency posted over 50 flood alerts today

Multiple weather warnings have been issued this weekend, with the Met Office saying that up to 10cm of snow could hit parts of Scotland today. Most of the country will experience ice, forecasters said

The UK has been battered by Storm Larisa whose blizzards caused traffic chaos on rail and road on Thursday and Friday and is likely to carry on heading into the weekend

Two further alerts have been issued by the Met Office for icy conditions in the East of England overnight on Friday, with temperatures set to plummet bringing widespread frost

Snow has hit many parts of the UK but is expected to ease as the weather warms up over the weekend, but a return to colder conditions is likely for many in the early part of next week

It comes as Storm Larisa is going to batter the UK today and follows the coldest night of the year being recorded in Altnaharra, Scotland at -16C

The Met Office has issued three amber warnings for northern England, the Midlands and north Wales as fixtures in the Premier League and the EFL could be impacted this weekend

The Met Office has issued three amber warnings for northern England, the Midlands, North Wales and Northern Ireland, where 'significant disruption' to transport and power supplies are expected

Storm Larisa is bringing torrential rain, 50mph gales and up to 40cm snow with Met Office weather warnings remaining in place across the UK and schools expected to remain shut

Motorists have been forced to flee their vehicles while on the M62 near Manchester, hundreds of cars are in standstill as they attempt to wrestle the harsh conditions on Friday

The Met Office has issued another severe weather warning as Brits are told to expect strong winds that could cause travel problems as well as power disruption in the affected regions

Scotland, Ireland, North Wales and northern England have all been hit by snow this week following an icy Arctic blast - and the Met Office has now issued five new weather warnings

The Met Office has issued amber warnings across the UK and up to 15 inches of snow is forecast in some areas in northern England, the Midlands, North Wales and Northern Ireland.

Manchester United players made their way to Old Trafford four hours before kick-off against La Liga outfit Real Betis in Thursday's Europa League Round of 16 clash

A lot can change in the body when it has to work overtime to maintain its core temperature - including impacts on the brain and heart

As the cold weather continues, drivers have been urged to avoid a 'detrimental' button which could actually reduce visibility, which is not only dangerous but could also see you slapped with a fine